Dzifa Afi Benson
Dzifa Benson is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work insects science, art, the body and ritual which she explores through poetry, theatre-making, performance, essays, and criticism.
Dzifa Benson is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work insects science, art, the body and ritual which she explores through poetry, theatre-making, performance, essays, and criticism.
Time is Away (London-based duo Jack Rollo and Elaine Tierney) work across radio, research and site-specific sound-works.
Anna Falcini is a visual artist whose work deals with the porous atmospheres of geography and the interface of language.
Hafsah Aneela Bashir is a Manchester-based poet, playwright, performer and mother originally from East London.
Carol Donaldson is a writer and Ecologist, living in Medway. Her book On the Marshes is an engaging journey into the waterlands of the north Kent Marshes.
Morgan O’Hara has been a conceptual artist for over 60 years. She has committed her life to making art which observes and renders visible aspects of the human experience of living in both 20th and 21st centuries.
Carolyn Downing is an award-winning sound designer working in a variety of fields.
Nick Pynn is based in Brighton but a former resident to Southend, he’s an electro-acoustic stringed multi-instrumentalist songwriter, composer and performer.
Last Acre is a short film directed by Jacob Cartwright & Nick Jordan, a documentary portrait of self-built shed and cabin homes, located on the remote sand dunes of England’s northern coastline.
Martyn Ware formed the Human League in 1978 and multi-million selling act Heaven 17 and British Electric Foundation in 1980.
As a teenager in Southend, Malcolm would go to the reggae sound system nights at The Blue Boar.
Phil Coy works across a range of media, collaging concepts rooted in the radical art and literature of the 20th century, with languages and architectures of contemporary global commerce.
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