A GROUP of leading artists is collaborating with a North Yorkshire museum to look at the impact of the lockdowns of the last 12 months of their work. Ryedale Folk Museum is putting together the project, which grew out of an awareness of the lack of access to the natural environment as a result of the Government s stay at home message. The project, which is funded by Arts Council England, will culminate in an open exhibition in September and the museum is seeking submissions. It will bring together professionals, amateurs and hobbying artists in response to the northern landscape. Land artist Andy Goldsworthy’s latest project on the North York Moors developed from conditions created by the pandemic.