Rebecca Moss
Rebecca Moss (b.1991, Essex, UK) is an artist whose work critically examines heroic narratives through humorous and absurdist gestures.
Rebecca Moss (b.1991, Essex, UK) is an artist whose work critically examines heroic narratives through humorous and absurdist gestures.
Oral Historian and Broadcaster
Anna Lucas is a London based artist predominantly known for her work in film and video. She also makes drawings and still images.
Justin Hopper is an American writer based in Essex. He creates poetry and nonfiction projects inspired by landscape, memory and myth.
Anita Sethi was born in Manchester, UK.
Dave Robinson, the pub-rock-manager-turned-entrepreneur, former tour manager for Jimi Hendrix and for the Animals, started the original British indie record label Stiff in August 1976 with his…
Lata Upadhyaya is a British Indian visual artist and social commentator, who migrated to the UK in the late nineties.
Adam is an international renowned artist whose large-scale narrative drawings and prints can be found in the collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum, Tate, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Musée d’Art Contemporain de Lyon as well as many leading private collections including that of HRH The Prince of Wales.
Andrew Branch researches and teaches in the School of Arts and Digital Industries at the University of East London.
For Estuary 2025, Jas Dhillon is presenting Words on the Wind, as part of Ivan Morison's Sea Like a Mirror.
Artist, designer, researcher and creative educator exploring collective experience.
Spoken word artist Germander Speedwell is an irrepressible arranger of strange names, odd terms, found phrases and lost language.
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