Invite design by Jo Ray.
A rare occurrence, as the underlying chalk formations are usually covered by sand.
Photo credit: Michael McKimm.
Invite design by Jo Ray.
On the Endless Here
I conceived and organised a collaboration between artists and geologists researching the quaternary and cretaceous landscapes of the Flamborough Headland in East Yorkshire.
The exhibition of our geological journey together was launched at Studio Eleven in Hull. Here is the catalogue that accompanied the exhibition: OTEH Catalogue PDF. It describes our thoughts and working processes.
Alongside the exhibition I ran a symposium (Regarding Dynamic Processes) and an open photography exhibition (Aesthetic Geology). Click here for: Regarding Dynamic Processes Symposium Speaker Abstracts
Some of us also decided a sculptural cretaceous roadshow would be a blast, and we ended up describing and creating fossils (as yet unknown to science) with the visitors at the Festival of Geology at University College London.
For more information about the artists and geologists involved and project partners visit the following: OTEH website