In her new documented walk, Here/Her: A Walk Along the Edge of the City, artist Rebecca Moss will share a route that she has frequently returned to during lockdown, between Rainham, on the edge of East London, and Grays in West Essex.
Osman Yousefzada and Caryn Franklin MBE explore the themes presented through Osman's art film Her Dreams are Bigger.
A workshop with Maya Scarlette, working with old or unwanted household items to upcycle them into fashion items.
Join James Piers Taylor to explore Bioregionalism, and how this concept might look here in the English orient. Hosted by Focal Point Gallery.
Our opening weekend programme comes to an end with an ode to the tide as it approaches its highest point, with a film created by Ayesha Tan Jones
Patrick Wright & Shona Illingworth will broadcast a conversation recorded as they walk on Sheppey, alongside readings by local residents.
Simon Faithfull shares exerpts of his diary, kept during a 14-day journey across the Atlantic on a container-ship, from the end of Southend Pier.
Simon Faithfull's '26 Days on the Southern Ocean' is a series of text panels mounted onto the railings of Margate Harbour Arm.
double-face will spend time on Hoo Peninsular, looking, listening, interacting and responding. Their thoughts and actions will be logged via an online space, which will evolve and build throughout the duration of the project.
An English Garden is the Estuary 2021 iteration of How to Make a Bomb, the durational gardening project by artist Gabriella Hirst.
The well-known quote from Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness takes on new meaning as four artist/curators, living in the Thames Estuary invite artists, performers and activists to join them in our online Opening Weekend programme
Maggie Harris 'and the thing is' is a poem about immigration, and questions about race, exile, and how we find identity and home.
