Jasleen Kaur
Jasleen Kaur’s art is an ongoing exploration into the malleability of culture and the layering of social histories within the material and immaterial things that surround us.
Jasleen Kaur’s art is an ongoing exploration into the malleability of culture and the layering of social histories within the material and immaterial things that surround us.
Chloe Aridjis is a Mexican writer based in London. She is a member of XR Writers Rebel, a group of writers who focus on addressing the climate emergency.
Graham Scott works for the archaeological charity Wessex Archaeology, specialising in the study of ship and aircraft wrecks around the UK coast.
Michael Sealand will be talking about his book 'Holding the Fort' which describes the early days of pirate radio 'Radio Essex' on the Knock John forts which are at the outer reaches of the Thames…
David's work explores global structures of control and networks of resistance across ecology, history, science and cultures of play.
A collaboration between artists, researchers and scientists collecting sounds that were never recorded.
An Essex born artist whose practice is strongly grounded in place, drawing on social histories, the labour of domestic and traditional crafts and the valuing of local knowledges.
Alison Ballard examines our relationships to objects, places, and one-another, through a range of mediums including film, installation, audio, and performance.TRAILER
Kayley is a multi media artist based in Essex.
Alasdair Roberts is a stalwart supporter of the Leigh Folk Festival over many years. He’s worked with Drag City Records (Joanna Newsom, Bonnie Prince Billy) since 1997 releasing several albums.
The instigator of Light Nights internationally, Jean Blaise is known in France as the Godfather of public art.
The Creek Crawling Collective (CCC) is an outdoor learning collective inviting people to explore and share knowledge about the Thames Estuary's intertidal zone
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