Landfill Audio Report is a collaborative artistic research project, excavating the significance of a former landfill site on the Thames at East Tilbury which is gradually leaking into the river as the tide erodes the riverbanks.
Join James Marriott for a live discussion with speakers on the Thames Estuary's energy and a screening of the third part of a newly commissioned film by artist-sailor Richard Houguez.
Join artist Jasleen Kaur and members of the Gravesend’s Saheli Women's Group online, as they cook Aloo Paronthey in their own kitchens, and discuss questions of community, assimilation, resistance, and the importance of song and dance, and food.
In this illustrated talk, Ruskin scholar Robert Hewison discusses John Ruskin’s life-long experience of France, its culture, politics and architecture.
The Lesnes Hundred by Eric MacLennan is a socially engaged piece of art offering members of the public the opportunity to name a tree after someone important to them.
The Rising Tide is a walking adventure for live audiences diving into the stories of local people whose lives have been shaped by Estuary.
A group exhibition showcasing the work of eight, emerging Kent based photographers who have been creating a new body of work
Meet the four contemporary writers commissioned to respond to one of the most mysterious and enigmatic houses of the Thames Estuary, Suttons Manor
Four contemporary writers respond to the remote and inaccessible Suttons Manor, one of the oldest and most enigmatic houses of the Thames Estuary.
With a series of specially curated walks, T100 Dreaming invites communities to come together to share their dreams, creatively re-imagining a better future as we emerge into a post–Covid world. T100 Dreaming will celebrate the sense of community spirit that the pandemic heightened as we dream of a more cohesive, creative and sustainable future
Join Jon Blackwood for an in-conversation event with artist, Elsa James to celebrate the publication his new publication, 'Intersections in the art of Elsa James'.
Estuary Live Lounge 3: Award winning writers Chloe Aridjis and Jay Griffiths take a look at the role of the written word in highlighting the climate crisis.
