Doffy Weir
Doffy Weir has photographed the remote and neglected corners of E. London since 1980. Often concentrating on the micro, she creates landscapes of eerie beauty and ambiguous scale.
Doffy Weir has photographed the remote and neglected corners of E. London since 1980. Often concentrating on the micro, she creates landscapes of eerie beauty and ambiguous scale.
TDK music archive, exhibition and press is based in Southend Essex and is the brainchild of Derry Hall and Ken Monrose.
Karl Hyde is the vocalist/guitarist for English electronic group Underworld, and has also released his own music as well as working with Brian Eno.
Louisa Fairclough uses ground, tidal water, voice and light as material. Her long-term engagement with the River Severn has resulted in a body of work encompassing film loops, field recordings and…
Christophe Havard is composer (of electroacoustic and instrumental music), teacher, performer, improviser and sound artist based in Nantes. He began his career as a jazz saxophonist (with many…
Wendy Daws is an artist and sculptor whose work takes inspiration from the visually impaired communities she has worked with over the last 17 years.
Belinda Zhawi is a Zimbabwean literary & sound artist.
Richard A Sharpe is a cross genre musician and designer who, as an outsider in Southend, started fiddling with synthesizers and fashion in 1976 as a form of what he calls 'art school extremism'.
Award-winning author, Horatio Clare, talks about Down to the Sea in Ships
Katrin Albrecht was born in Germany and now lives in Folkestone, Kent. She works predominantly in the medium of sculpture, installation and collage.
Adam Chodzko explores the interactions and possibilities of human behaviour by investigating the space of consciousness between how we are and what we might be.
Lu Williams creates cross-disciplinary artworks, social practice, events and printer matter.
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