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The Day the City Split in Two https://openbridgeshull.com/
Your invitation for next Thursday! We have linked up with artist Jack Pell, whose first institutional solo exhibition 'Byland's Superย Saga' (currently at Humber Street Gallery, Hull) is a fascinating and magical multi mediaย exploration of Hull and surrounding areas' waterways, bridges, myths, legends, and history reimagined.ย You are invited to join us in conversation with artist … Continue reading Bylands Super Saga – In Conversation
Thanks to everyone who came to our 'Goole by Barge' exhibition launch last weekend. The exhibition of 60 of Rich's photos and three of my video/soundtracks documents our two day journey with John Dean on the working barge George Dyson. It is now open at Goole Museum until 13th April, Tuesday - Sundays, free entry. If you get to see it, we hope … Continue reading ‘Goole by Barge’ Opening Night
What Makes the Humber Photographs by Richard Duffy-HowardPart of Humber Eco Fest: tackling climate change and protecting biodiversity. October 24 to November 11 upstairs at Hull Truck Theatre, 50 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8LB. Open Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 11am โ 5pm, Wednesdays & Saturdays 10am โ 5pm. On show days the exhibition is also open … Continue reading What Makes The Humber Exhibition at Hull Truck
It was a special day on Saturday when the culmination of Open Bridges โA River Full of Storiesโ book was launched at Hull Maritime Museum Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City. It was marvellous that there were so many people there who have contributed stories and photographs to the book. It was a whirlwind for us and … Continue reading A River Full of Stories, book launch
A Meander along the River Hull Just where does the River Hull start? The Open Bridges exhibition inspired many discussions about its origins. We heard about places to explore the springs and streams โ one couple spoke of the spring rising in their own back garden. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2pwAnVnJ5A&ab_channel=LoudhailerUK So, our first outing for A River Full … Continue reading So, where *does* the River Hull start?
Highly recommend a visit to Hull International Photography Festival in Princes Quay, Hull, HIP Gallery. Lots of exhibitions including Open Bridges Engines and Insects exhibition of Rich’s fabulous big pattern photographs of the River landscape.which you can see in the gallery on the main entrance concourse. Open afternoons until 28th Oct free of charge. Info and pictures at the link
The Open Bridges: Engines and Insects exhibition is now open at Hull Intentional Photographyย Festivalย โ HIP Fest โ in Princesย Quay Shopping Centre, Hull. Itโs on the main entrance corridor until October 28th, free entry to the Open Bridges element of the festival.
The Engines and Insects exhibition is part of Open Bridges, a growing series of photographs of the landscape and buildings on the journey down the River Hull as never seen before.
Rich took the photographs on the Open Bridges barge journey down the River and then transformed them into patterns in the style of photographer Horst P Horstโs โPatterns from Natureโ (1946), originally inspired by Karl Blossfeldt at the turn of the 20th century. He carefully made each image by taking a section of the original source photograph and manipulating it digitally using basic darkroom techniques of splitting, mirroring and tessellating the image to create the exhibition pieces.
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