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In 1989 he exhibited his furniture and lamps at the Yves Gastou Galerie in Paris, attracting a lot of attention. Leading Italian brand Cappellini is the first to produce some of his furniture, including the famous S-chair, now in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York.In the 1990s, he created "Jack", a polyethylene "seating, stacking and lighting object" designed for his company "Eurolounge".In 1993 he participated in the "largest exhibition of British furniture design of the 20th century", organized by Helmut Diez in Bremerhaven, Germany.In 1994 it produced and distributed its own collection under the name Eurolounge.In 1997 he received the Millenium Mark award with the successful Jack lamp-chair, launched in 1996 by his own Eurolounge.In 1998 Tom Dixon was appointed head of design at Habitat and subsequently became its creative director until 2008. He is the public face of a collective team responsible for rejuvenating the Habitat brand.On this occasion he presents pieces by ten European designers over 70, born to be mass-produced and still relevant.In 2002 he launched his own brand, Tom Dixon which includes a vast line of furniture and lighting objects.In 2004 the company founded the Design Research group together with an investment fund, which also has the Finnish Artek in its portfolio. Dixon becomes artistic director of the brand founded by Alvar Aalto in 1935.His works were exhibited at the British Council in Cologne and Beirut in the mid-1990s and are present in the collections of museums around the world, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in New https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1683193846998-81YHB459QRF1KB67E03M/image-asset.jpeg home - Adedoyin Olayiwola "Ade" Adepitan MBE, Nigerian-born British television presenter and broadcaster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727099390730-VWFO2Y1PK3HERW2NT8FV/Boy_BanglasdeshVillage.jpg home - Boy in rural village, Shylet, Bangladesh for Channel 4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1738074655521-9COKAMPFKI5RSP0PY660/Tom+Dixon%2C+Eurolounge+1997.jpg home - Tom Dixon, Eurolounge 1997.jpg Tom Dixon begins became known as a designer in the mid-1980s with a line of "welded" furniture.In 1987 he founded his own production company, Dixon PID, later "Space" with which he produced a series of multifunctional furniture and lighting in limited editions.His Kitchen (1987) and S (1988) chairs are typical of his work from this period. In 1989 he exhibited his furniture and lamps at the Yves Gastou Galerie in Paris, attracting a lot of attention. Leading Italian brand Cappellini is the first to produce some of his furniture, including the famous S-chair, now in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York.In the 1990s, he created "Jack", a polyethylene "seating, stacking and lighting object" designed for his company "Eurolounge".In 1993 he participated in the "largest exhibition of British furniture design of the 20th century", organized by Helmut Diez in Bremerhaven, Germany.In 1994 it produced and distributed its own collection under the name Eurolounge.In 1997 he received the Millenium Mark award with the successful Jack lamp-chair, launched in 1996 by his own Eurolounge.In 1998 Tom Dixon was appointed head of design at Habitat and subsequently became its creative director until 2008. He is the public face of a collective team responsible for rejuvenating the Habitat brand.On this occasion he presents pieces by ten European designers over 70, born to be mass-produced and still relevant.In 2002 he launched his own brand, Tom Dixon which includes a vast line of furniture and lighting objects.In 2004 the company founded the Design Research group together with an investment fund, which also has the Finnish Artek in its portfolio. Dixon becomes artistic director of the brand founded by Alvar Aalto in 1935.His works were exhibited at the British Council in Cologne and Beirut in the mid-1990s and are present in the collections of museums around the world, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in New https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726995134238-YNG23S1T8SERO5C40PZN/image-asset.jpeg home - Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey, Beuys' Acorns Tate Modern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727081924626-17W85TEOZ7KSG9EGAOON/jasper_morrison.jpg home - Jasper Morrison, Furniture and Product Designer, in his Clerkenwell Studio in 1997 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1584363945628-QCW5J61KZQQGNMCNCD04/sianberry_kellyhill.jpg home - Sian Berry, MP for Brighton & Hove https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1600959911577-0BPM92O8XZVCBGYULC1W/markrylance_writersrebelweb.jpg home - British Actor Mark Rylance hosts Writers Rebel ‘Tell No Lies About Climate Change’ marathon at 55 Tufton Street on 2 September 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727086255227-855TI9ISYAL675ETGNKE/glyn_maxwell_BW.jpg home - Glyn Maxwell is a British poet, playwright, novelist, librettist, and lecturer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726991728202-9GMX7380FDLNOSGETI3Z/adeadepitan.jpg home - Adedoyin Olayiwola "Ade" Adepitan MBE, Nigerian-born British television presenter and broadcaster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726993804765-V45YKDKHHNWR3KCTOA0G/GeorgeMonbiot_kellyhill.jpeg home - Climate veteran George Monbiot calls out the Tufton think tanks for their tactics of denial and confusion over the climate science at the Writers Rebel event September 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726816526236-52YYCB1PEP81ZQD7DIH8/kellyhill_web-21.jpg home - Sol Pawlyn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1600888801651-YM2I1TAJKATFTI1133RC/ZadieSmith_WritersRebelweb.jpg home - Zadie Smith, British Author, speaking at a Writer's Rebel event outside 55 Tufton Street https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1738144786950-INC8CL24DC6F4MYN5KXN/Welder+at+Tom+DIxon+Studio+1997.jpg home - Welder at Tom DIxon Studio 1997.jpg Tom Dixon begins became known as a designer in the mid-1980s with a line of "welded" furniture.In 1987 he founded his own production company, Dixon PID, later "Space" with which he produced a series of multifunctional furniture and lighting in limited editions.His Kitchen (1987) and S (1988) chairs are typical of his work from this period. In 1989 he exhibited his furniture and lamps at the Yves Gastou Galerie in Paris, attracting a lot of attention. Leading Italian brand Cappellini is the first to produce some of his furniture, including the famous S-chair, now in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York.In the 1990s, he created "Jack", a polyethylene "seating, stacking and lighting object" designed for his company "Eurolounge".In 1993 he participated in the "largest exhibition of British furniture design of the 20th century", organized by Helmut Diez in Bremerhaven, Germany.In 1994 it produced and distributed its own collection under the name Eurolounge.In 1997 he received the Millenium Mark award with the successful Jack lamp-chair, launched in 1996 by his own Eurolounge.In 1998 Tom Dixon was appointed head of design at Habitat and subsequently became its creative director until 2008. He is the public face of a collective team responsible for rejuvenating the Habitat brand.On this occasion he presents pieces by ten European designers over 70, born to be mass-produced and still relevant.In 2002 he launched his own brand, Tom Dixon which includes a vast line of furniture and lighting objects.In 2004 the company founded the Design Research group together with an investment fund, which also has the Finnish Artek in its portfolio. Dixon becomes artistic director of the brand founded by Alvar Aalto in 1935.His works were exhibited at the British Council in Cologne and Beirut in the mid-1990s and are present in the collections of museums around the world, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in New https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1608226659973-3ZTD0ZQ3NLLGSHTN6I89/MichaelPawlynsm_kellyhill.jpg home - Michael Pawlyn, Writer, Speaker and British Regenerative Architect https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1601218070329-NS08GLDBVVYC84SQ29WJ/zenaedwards.jpg home - Zena Edwards, Writer/performance poet, curator and creative project developer, leading Culture Declares Emergency into Tate Modern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1704662702290-3408F0SH8WRB58VMWX4U/kellyhill_schools%2B%25281%2Bof%2B1%2529.jpg home - “I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy; but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning.”  Plato https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1516325267236-5POTO0FBMQVBK3TC679C/IMG_4327.JPG home - 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Bangladeshi girls read together at a local school in Rural Sylhet https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727109294610-50S9LU89X2DG34A3LJOT/Girls_Udaipur_Rajastan_India_bw+1990+copy.jpg home - Young girls, Udaipur, Rajastan, India 1990 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727209722038-UCXNG16R6CWGMA4JVVEN/wadirum_kellyhill-4.jpg home - Judy at Wadi Rum - a 74,000-hectare protected desert wilderness in southern Jordan also known as the 'Valley of the Moon' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727126747273-6WC0HREHFR0P87OU4S57/Jhankris+pray+at+Gosainkund+Lake.jpg home - Jhankris pray at Gosainkund Lake, Nepal 1991 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447434635155-HY9WN84IA9KO4J97RZQQ/kellyhill_maud+%281+of+1%29.jpg home - Maud Morris https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1601203361545-F4Q216T3P7SQTOWKX6XF/umi_tricase.jpg home - 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The water is glasslike until broken by a wall where the tide is slowly seeping over, filling the pool in front, distrupting the calm. A seagull flies over the pool and is reflected in the water. 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exploration_ABSP_web.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1632834214935-H1HLZMHLQ2UYABE6MQBH/IMG_0421.jpeg home - Ackroyd & Harvey, On The Shore, Tate Modern Turbine Hall, 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1625580780644-RAX27C1SYY0L1J8CU16V/image-asset.jpeg home - Artists Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey, Tate Modern June 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1632923661564-0VJEKMXUQ7WNY4XYO44L/OakLeaves_Beuy%27sAcorns_Ackroyd%26Harvey_KellyHill.jpg home - Beuy's Acorns installation by Ackroyd & Harvey, Tate Modern 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1632862090505-VW9615J7PPQZYKLC5RGS/IMG_9510.jpeg home - Artist, Dan Harvey planning the size of the banner for On The Shore, Bankside https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726743631202-OZ0H1OMT006WETG2WNG0/15AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-619.jpg home - Plan for Ben Okri’s words to be laid out on a hessian blanket and seeded in grass in the Turbine Hall by Ackroyd & Harvey, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726758363226-TZZNU182L599NSFTL9J0/IMG_0245+%281%29.jpeg home - Heather Ackroyd, Artist Ackroyd & Harvey, Turbine Hall Tate Modern 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1632946820423-KA0684MFR9AEU8CWVOOP/seeding_OTS_ackroyd%26harvey+copy.jpg home - Artist, Heather Ackroyd sows grass seed with members of the Tate Community, Tate Modern 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727164880031-Z7O6IT40V9I2ZBC2EW9D/10AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-527.jpg home - Member of the Tate Community helps sow the grass seed on the hessian banner in the Turbine Hall Tate Modern, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726740485626-1S2XS559KDVU9IALAIKX/Okri_Ackroyd%26Harvey_Tate-2.jpg home - Artist, Dan Harvey sows grass seed on the hessian blanket with a member of the Tate Community, Tate Modern 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727164876805-ELRRTSFP4HPBL22EZJDV/14AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-580.jpg home - Artist, Heather Ackroyd, smooths the grass seed on the Hessian banner in the Turbine Hall Tate Modern, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726759119057-3TJM8RGU727LV3N07DLY/IMG_0263.jpeg home - Dan Harvey, Artist, Ackroyd & Harvey, Turbine Hall Tate Modern 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726759010083-3BH2P2DFOTA8D35Z4P05/IMG_0314.jpeg home - After careful watering, morning, noon, and night the grass seed starts to geminate on the banner, Turbine Hall Tate Modern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727164877202-KMJ9D9YZMCKZUG1MNTPX/26AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-909.jpg home - Artists, Dan Harvey and Heather Ackroyd, begin to set Ben Okri's words on the bed of grass seed, Turbine Hall Tate Modern, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727164880942-1FPPO3Z9ABJRUPI7YHQ9/kellyhill_ontheshore04.jpg home - The grass seed quickly germinates and begins to transform the banner into a bed of vivid green, Turbine Hall Tate Modern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726761669077-MFZJXWYB7UVNSCC7G23G/IMG_0347.jpeg home - Once germinated the grass kicks in and transforms the hessian blanket into a carpet of vivid green, Turbine Hall, Tate Modern https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726744365730-44AXGRAENQNE6MU2GR8Q/Tate_Writers%2BRebel-1031.jpg home - Visitors gather around the living grassy message by Ben Okri as cellist - Georgina Lloyd-Owens - improvises in the magnificent space, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726739886910-J0TDY49MQVFGP7YKQHMA/3085_elaineduigenan-03.jpeg home - Ben Okri, Kelly Hill and Charlotte Jarvis watch Mirabella Okri interact with the grass banner, Turbine Hall Tate Modern, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726744365576-LLVLKR4ZQUCXLGEOIGLT/tate_elaineduigenan-09.jpg home - Volunteers from around the country kneel beside the grassy banner and start to roll the live message addressing the climate emergency, Turbine Hall Tate Modern, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727165188894-C5Z1BZ6GXU44W08VVY9A/f0e9c954-1111-40f0-9ddf-e6f324e248cf.jpg home - The grassy banner lies on the ground outside Tate Modern as volunteers prepare lift the message and carry it to the River Thames at Bankside, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727165186537-BXX0XMWQZIPZJPY7J62Q/3085_elaineduigenan-22.jpg home - Volunteers carry the living banner on bamboo poles from Tate Modern to the River Thames at Bankside, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726758615996-NT94FFBMAUWO6X98541K/3085_elaineduigenan-18.jpg home - The volunteers unroll the banner outside Tate Modern and prepare to float the message on the River Thames at Bankside, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726740640611-9VHHEG27W2RDZ1V8V0G1/41AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1267.jpg home - Dancer, Charlotte Jarvis, leads the banner from Tate Modern to Bankside, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726749736382-1QOCSP21KEZ4EGZR5525/48AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1368+copy.jpg home - The volunteers carry the huge banner to the waters edge, ready to lower it to the shore at Bankside, 2021, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727165186686-CNUFTPOWLZ3J0AB0KD2R/49AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1439.jpg home - Ackroyd & Harvey’s grassy pelt is lowered to meet the incoming tide by a team of volunteers at Bankside, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727166457944-ZBFSB7HW5GAXUKI7AVW8/3085_elaineduigenan-28.jpg home - The grassy banner is lowered onto the shore at Bankside by a team of volunteers, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727165190201-C9NV4MT97IT11UES0U9J/3085_elaineduigenan-32.jpg home - The grassy banner is lowered onto the shore at Bankside by the artists, Ackroyd & Harvey, and a team of volunteers, photo by Elaine Duigenan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726749699484-QD1Y5RXCKHPB7UCFFFT3/ontheshore_thames.jpeg home - Ackroyd & Harvey and Ben Okri's message, addressing the climate emergency, is floated on the River Thames at Bankside. The city glowers in the distance. Photo by Adele Harvey https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727167348521-T7NXOVIYO0WWT6U2HSFN/67AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1882.jpg home - Artists, Dan Harvey & Heather Ackroyd, watch proceedings as the banner is floated on the River Thames at Bankside, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727167541387-51RSQ2T3DNM4G5DAWZOA/82AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-2516.jpg home - Mallard ducks quickly take up residence on the grassy banner that successfully floats on the River Thames at Tate Modern Bankside, photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727167011369-30X6J4GVJ155QMNNCOUZ/Heather+and+Dan+On+the+shore.jpg home - As the tide falls the banner is bought to shore. Artists, Ackroyd & Harvey, lie on the soaking blanket at the end of a very long day https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447353974326-JKDKYR6U8WMO4BZRPIRS/kellyhill_web-3.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354015521-E6I8O2FDNDWZF77DNJD7/kellyhill_web-10.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447353988196-3L30KK8RHRB4CQ9PYH7A/kellyhill_web-5.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447353990960-UWQUA8RUV5MZYV7BGMFN/kellyhill_web-6.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447353996945-RWI8USHN40XIODR072Y2/kellyhill_web-7.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354004666-E31OI3DP7AWGL6TGBDIN/kellyhill_web-4.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727087523678-IS2K9567ZTNSPGIRL6IU/umi_aquarium.jpg home - Umi at the London Aquarium https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354044179-5B7YBDPUP40XH9YQ9VDN/kellyhill_web-28.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354035551-FNGJCJ4YIAWXEDJ6H7TW/kellyhill_web-22.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354012220-IJE40R2LTNUFBI3DGCAT/kellyhill_web-9.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354044943-PCJAQ3GXVBR66PB3OD8R/kellyhill_web-26.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447354062153-F2XZQDVQD39W7DA74QI5/kellyhill_web-30.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1516658213320-RP9FX6M1QLEL5QH7DGDA/kellyhill_0-67.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447947766267-1I7DSX4U1Q18S7O1MSJ0/kellyhill_whenthechild+%281+of+1%29-2.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347793614-JL5OWB1H5RCLCDSAL0ZY/kellyhill_web-2.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1679675736867-9DEMKOA06BJLU8ELXFGV/DavidGray_neverwhere+copy.jpg home - David Gray, Architect, Handmade book by Kelly Hill never whereAn exhibition of photographic work byKim CunninghamKatya de GrunwaldJan DunningKelly HillJason ShenaiFive photographic artists who all live in Kentish Town have come together to show work in the brand new community space. The exhibition coincides with the opening of the renovated Kentish Town Community Centre.Each artist approached the common fact of living in Kentish Town in a different way and the work varies from the highly personal and aesthetic to what might be described as record photography. In addition to still photography the show includes an installation of projected video.Kelly Hill's project explores the lives of three individuals all living in Kentish Town. The images have been compiled in books and tell a very personal story about the individual and the worlds in which they exist.Millennium Images is delighted to be supporting the exhibition. Millennium sells photographic reproduction rights, especially for fiction book covers, and arranges photographic exhibitions and commissions. All five artists have work placed with Millennium. www.milim.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1679675733262-ON8A4VPALOXJLEAW4XPE/susannajacobs_neverwhere.jpg home - Susanna Jacobs, Artist, Handmade book by Kelly Hill never whereAn exhibition of photographic work byKim CunninghamKatya de GrunwaldJan DunningKelly HillJason ShenaiFive photographic artists who all live in Kentish Town have come together to show work in the brand new community space. The exhibition coincides with the opening of the renovated Kentish Town Community Centre.Each artist approached the common fact of living in Kentish Town in a different way and the work varies from the highly personal and aesthetic to what might be described as record photography. In addition to still photography the show includes an installation of projected video.Kelly Hill's project explores the lives of three individuals all living in Kentish Town. The images have been compiled in books and tell a very personal story about the individual and the worlds in which they exist.Millennium Images is delighted to be supporting the exhibition. Millennium sells photographic reproduction rights, especially for fiction book covers, and arranges photographic exhibitions and commissions. All five artists have work placed with Millennium. www.milim.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1679675733268-Q09X83P31A69O4K9YV9C/Never+where+exhibition%2C+Kentish+Town.jpg home - David Gray, Architect, Handmade book by Kelly Hill never whereAn exhibition of photographic work byKim CunninghamKatya de GrunwaldJan DunningKelly HillJason ShenaiFive photographic artists who all live in Kentish Town have come together to show work in the brand new community space. The exhibition coincides with the opening of the renovated Kentish Town Community Centre.Each artist approached the common fact of living in Kentish Town in a different way and the work varies from the highly personal and aesthetic to what might be described as record photography. In addition to still photography the show includes an installation of projected video.Kelly Hill's project explores the lives of three individuals all living in Kentish Town. The images have been compiled in books and tell a very personal story about the individual and the worlds in which they exist.Millennium Images is delighted to be supporting the exhibition. Millennium sells photographic reproduction rights, especially for fiction book covers, and arranges photographic exhibitions and commissions. All five artists have work placed with Millennium. www.milim.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347797189-S7Q9K07VG31GDF7W6CYY/kellyhill_web-5.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347796585-VSTF50ZCYI8LNMFA7RIC/kellyhill_web-4.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347809478-ARSSNTA23F1S549OEASE/kellyhill_web-6.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347808697-AY3MVPM3R893GSRSUIX9/kellyhill_web-7.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347812666-0RPECW1MSCYNWB9TU1WA/kellyhill_web-8.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347814834-RQOXXW64V9BA17D2JDKZ/kellyhill_web-9.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347816637-9WCU01M0J0QH04TYNOF4/kellyhill_web-10.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347818441-S9GH5X2EWT7BOINEAI2Q/kellyhill_web-11.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347819395-ZE04MRTC2KIOZGYTBMY8/kellyhill_web-12.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347827304-JD8XVLDHF5OS02WSN8B8/kellyhill_web-13.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347823408-Z1ENN1XWVLGNQR303700/kellyhill_web-14.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347825708-NRGC4G305K1R6N70DFS3/kellyhill_web-15.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347830278-RG8NFW8M9NNA7QB77542/kellyhill_web-16.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347835057-3JNVO3E68IP5K2TZLUFQ/kellyhill_web-17.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347832621-FD4FQNMN5PEU7P8UTFVC/kellyhill_web-18.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347836535-TMHXM8YJ1EJO6WZX5TCJ/kellyhill_web-19.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347838814-UU9YDQG6IPLKWTTAV18I/kellyhill_web-20.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347794565-GRUW4O0IIZCWPOBFOFOR/kellyhill_web-3.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347841224-RZ14J9B0NTX05QSZZCTJ/kellyhill_web.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/a4db6384-e0c7-4f62-9e4b-ce54ca2f091f/54AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1520.jpg home - Make it stand out Photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/7dbf4a6d-104c-4c59-982d-723fa40876e9/IMG_7195.jpg home - Make it stand out Photo by Buildhollywood https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/ee69b6e4-2d80-4d04-ae81-7b08507aa228/bigoil_paradise.jpg home - Make it stand out Poster design by Zak Ove and Ebon Heath https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/c5d7071d-9578-42f5-a39c-1516ca612404/30AS21_COP_Writers+Rebel-1031.jpg home - Make it stand out Photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/795c12ed-a713-45c8-9067-d96a1197db3c/angels_grid.jpg home - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/c933e9b4-af34-4fa4-8000-80ec82c99cc6/Paintthelandgrid.jpg home - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/ec6091de-997f-4b12-815a-fcaa0763b96f/A6postcard_AIA.jpg home - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/680da816-fefe-45fb-a0f5-01acf1fd884a/theantidotegrid3.jpg home - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726819742119-P6FJTRYR7H73BKG1256D/ironrichwater.jpg home - Iron Rich Mud, from the series, Creta, 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726846317665-RVA28635VEBHN3364XSW/Coccolithophores_sm.jpg home - Coccolithophores_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726851220709-3QHRCVPZ1VMLLQ16YUGD/Norfolk+Hawker+Anaciaeschna+isoceles%29%2C+from+the+series+Creta%2C+2023_sm.jpg home - Norfolk Hawker Anaciaeschna isoceles), from the series Creta, 2023_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726903351200-Z4Y90UB2XY1CYQHZHC5K/Oxygenatingplants_sm.jpg home - Oxygenatingplants_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726829304690-FUN48RHMV6S9BCKIEMO9/chalkstream_flourishingsm.jpg home - chalkstream_flourishingsm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726829307545-VL02R9AZ9TBZLPRXZ4DC/starweed_sm.jpg home - starweed_sm.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726829306403-90O5IAL7V1S8ZA1F9X95/starmoss.jpg home - starmoss.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726851221041-813BO3QKQN5V8TTZILHG/watercress_sm.jpg home - watercress_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726846313911-67F4NLOOTMCSF2E9DT3J/Drosera+rotundifolia_sm.jpg home - Drosera rotundifolia_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726829310701-I12YMJV2MSUDGVNE5G0H/blanketweed_sm.jpg home - blanketweed_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, 5 Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams new statut https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726856792054-KONK1KU72TMMI0KYCB6V/rivergaywood_kingsLynn_sm.jpg home - rivergaywood_kingsLynn_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726853945192-WIRNK4L8T9R8LCMH718A/footprint_kingsLynn_sm.jpg home - footprint_kingsLynn_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726846316949-YMYIO7G9D0XG2YCCC06R/TyretracksChalkQuarry_sm.jpg home - TyretracksChalkQuarry_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726829303554-RZSZ3V7HOKZ5PYXM4NE5/RiverNar_kingsLynn_sm.jpg home - RiverNar_kingsLynn_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726819689065-EIMEP87J72FVTFN9MMXC/creta.jpg home - creta.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1694170324292-XSBFAFW7B332G7JTS6AG/creta_installation_web.jpg home - Installation at Groundwork Gallery, King's Lynn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1694172408611-JGQ22JVPJBIT7LGVQ7P9/Creta_installation2web.jpg home - Installation at Groundwork Gallery, King's Lynn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726851225441-HX4YBJUKZY4B20D3ZKQ6/Groundworkontour_Dorset_sm.jpg home - Groundworkontour_Dorset_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726851222912-NX6HTFM639ZN8ZDO7G9R/SnettishamNatureReserve_sm.jpg home - SnettishamNatureReserve_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. We need to value these mercurial sources of pure water that are life giving and regenerative.A strategy for restoring England’s chalk streams recommends granting chalk streams https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726903925426-67XOQD9IY8PBGR8C8ID0/algaebloom_baringsea_NASA_sm.jpg home - algaebloom_baringsea_NASA_sm.jpg Creta, Kelly Hill 2023Photography, portfolio of Fine Art Giclee prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag & digital film 00:05:43:03Music: Eden, from Esja 2019 by Hania RaniReading from ‘Rock of ages: how chalk made England’ by Helen GordonInterview with Russell J Biggs #Chalkstreamsincrisis85% of the 285 chalk-streams worldwide are in the UK. Primarily fed by spring water from the chalk aquifer ensures a constant flow of clear, cold water. It is this stable current across flinty gravel beds that make them a perfect source of clean water – ideal for a thriving biodiverse ecosystem.During my residency I have spent days attempting to follow the Nar, Gay & Bawsey from the centre of town out to the countryside on foot as I am car free and I thought it would be straightforward. I was shocked to discover how undervalued these unique waterways were in the town and was determined to discover more.Many chalk aquifers – the source of chalk streams – are sadly polluted by nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers spread on farmland. The seemingly clear waters of chalk streams are often tainted with invisible contaminants as a result. As they flow downstream, water running off urban and rural areas bring pollutants, including fine sediments, pesticides and sewage.The natural courses taken by many chalk streams have been straightened, dredged, rerouted and rebranded as ‘drains’ to make space for agricultural, urban and industrial land uses. The rivers dwindle as water companies cynically extract water from streams and aquifers.These negative effects are compounded by climate change. As a result, the Environment Agency reports that not one of England’s rivers – chalk or otherwise – is in good overall health. The contrast between a thriving chalk stream and a denuded one is stark. 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A close up image of Alessia's hands and beekeeper suit, marked with bee's wax. Born in a small rural Italian village, Alessia loves living in London. She is passionate about bees and works seven days a week on rooftops, in allotments, and city farms tending hives and teaching others about beekeeping. Alessia brings to her life in London a desire to support and sustain these often overlooked city dwellers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1682432587487-6U5MVWZBYYMOED2IL77I/kellyhill_honeycomb.jpg home - honeycomb Natural honeycomb with bees. Nurtured by Alessia, the bee keeper. Born in a small rural Italian village, Alessia loves living in London. She is passionate about bees and works seven days a week on rooftops, in allotments, and city farms tending hives and teaching others about beekeeping. Alessia brings to her life in London a desire to support and sustain these often overlooked city dwellers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1683191616709-4286G9SUG3AKADHWUESV/kellyhill_makers+%282+of+13%29.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1683192016850-5VUW897JDBC469LRXXQN/kellyhill_web-12.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447347841224-RZ14J9B0NTX05QSZZCTJ/kellyhill_web.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727034317624-NUM1ZTIN25RFYAG3RZF2/kellyhill_web-8.jpg home - kellyhill_web-8.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726989286419-C2RR81HL9BROTJJKQG37/kellyhill_0-112.jpg home - kellyhill_0-112.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726990057040-NTCLDD9HLSTVU8MNQW6B/kellyhill_0-71.jpg home - kellyhill_0-71.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1448043840692-0V0116SQL5VP6MK1XSDE/kellyhill_neverwhere-5.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1448041581046-9WPKVY3OPXE7ZVPZW6EP/kellyhill_artists+%2813+of+13%29.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726989286218-A2ON2ACQBXY0IN8OPMHG/kellyhill_0-42.jpg home - kellyhill_0-42.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1726989720071-WRI37F36660Q0IELH1TA/kellyhill_tannery.jpg home - kellyhill_tannery.jpg Chouara Tannery, located in the ancient medina quarter, Fes el Bali, is one of the oldest continually operating in the world. The tanneries feature rows of stone vats filled with different coloured dyes and white softening and fixing mixtures derived from cow urine, pigeon faces, quicklime, salt and water. The dyeing solutions use natural colourants - poppy, indigo, henna - and once the hides have been through the three day process of softening, then dyeing, they are dried in the open air, then sold onto crafts people to create the high quality products Morocco is famed for. 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A close up image of Alessia's hands and beekeeper suit, marked with bee's wax. Born in a small rural Italian village, Alessia loves living in London. She is passionate about bees and works seven days a week on rooftops, in allotments, and city farms tending hives and teaching others about beekeeping. Alessia brings to her life in London a desire to support and sustain these often overlooked city dwellers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1682432584693-1I96W2UPDBGOGJ0FZXEQ/kellyhill_alessia.jpg home - Alessia, Bee Keeper Alessia, Bee Keeper at Hackney City Farm gently holds a male honey bee in her hands. A close up image of Alessia's hands and beekeeper suit, marked with bee's wax. Born in a small rural Italian village, Alessia loves living in London. She is passionate about bees and works seven days a week on rooftops, in allotments, and city farms tending hives and teaching others about beekeeping. Alessia brings to her life in London a desire to support and sustain these often overlooked city dwellers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447353974326-JKDKYR6U8WMO4BZRPIRS/kellyhill_web-3.jpg home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1632834214935-H1HLZMHLQ2UYABE6MQBH/IMG_0421.jpeg home - Ackroyd & Harvey, On The Shore, Tate Modern Turbine Hall, 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1727274973658-EL0YYTPA0DZW90QXQ41Z/IMG_2345.jpeg home - IMG_2345.jpeg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447348551163-UZ5DOSBKX0PMUKMLOQ6I/kellyhill_web.jpg home https://www.kellyhill.co.uk/about daily 0.75 2024-09-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/979bc77c-7d71-4ab9-bf26-2e7a95168ed4/Kelly+Hill+by+Helena+Smith.jpg about - Make it stand out Kelly Hill speaking at the launch of the Writer’s Rebel Paint the Land campaign, Bankside, Tate Modern photo by Helena Smith https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/9e202607-8cec-4809-9f4d-1364f8617c98/tate2_COP_Writers%2BRebel-1055.jpg about - Make it stand out Ben Okri, Kelly Hill, Charlotte Jarvis and Mirabella Okri at the launch of On the Shore, Turbine Hall Tate Modern photo by Andy Sewell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/70f4feb0-31f9-4de7-ab6b-72eaec272f1e/A%26H_BOkri.jpg about - Make it stand out On The Shore created by Ackroyd & Harvey in collaboration with writer and activist Ben Okri on display at Kirkleatham Museum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1615110044139-A1MA7WFUC6EKM9UYCM7M/logo.png about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1615107698400-6GZERNH8H2PXJZRU28A3/flourish_cover.jpg about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1447407526301-0KYMQ04N9BB0XU673D44/Daisy+-+studio+hound about Daisy, studio hound and constant companion https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1266f894-254d-40b3-88f2-9c128cbbafab/PAINTTHELAND.jpg about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1adcc350-030b-4a4b-b3ee-825d649874eb/spatial+practices+csm.jpg about - Make it stand out Speaking about the launch of Culture Declares Emergency at CSM Spatial Practice Forest Talks Resistance with Farhana Yamin & Judy Ling Wong https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/9f24a8c9-6d92-4cfc-b322-0db14bba03b7/groundwork-network-logo.jpg about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/85811c2f-cc84-44a0-a9e5-7236787d1d83/A%26H.jpg about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1590732430507-96IXEP9W4S0JOMM6OS21/preview-full-Culture+Declares+Kitemark.png about - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1448540412202-XT3I5S88VTM5CDRZ0NMS/kellyhill_daisy+%281+of+1%29.jpg about https://www.kellyhill.co.uk/legal daily 0.75 2018-05-22 https://www.kellyhill.co.uk/contact-2 daily 0.75 2020-02-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56449f3be4b0ef8f85d9c419/1530878851152-AIMLS5QT6UQ7CFVYPAWG/static1.squarespace.jpg contact https://www.kellyhill.co.uk/venice-biennale daily 0.75 2025-04-09