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A line of people, dressed in bright white costumes resembling coral or strange sea creatures, walk across a sandy beach on a bright, hazy day. The beach is littered with stones covered in seaweed, and behind the procession is a large sheer cliff of stone.

Whitstable Biennale 2022

Afterwardness

2022

Webb-Ellis

This place is a message

2022

Harun Morrison

Spring Creative Lab

2022
At dawn a group of people watch two performers speaking into microphones. Behind them is a wide expanse of sea, with cloud covered mountains in the distance. The dawn light creates dark shadows and casts everything in a pale blue hue.

Caroline Bergvall

Nattsong

2021

Lydia Brockless

Deep Thames // Visit Cretaceous

2021

Amy Pennington

ELIZA

2021
Emily Whitebread's 'The Ebbsfleet Elephant' installed at Ebbsfleet International train station. A large glass window is covered by an image depicting the Ebbsfleet Elephant.

Emily Whitebread

The Ebbsfleet Elephant

2021

Jasleen Kaur

The first thing I did was to kiss the ground

2021
A hand picks up the ceramic objects, made as part of Alison Cooke's 'Future Archaeology of Ebbsfleet', from a red crate lined with padding..

Alison Cooke

The Future Archaeology of Ebbsfleet

2021

Estuary 2021

2021

Shepherd Manyika

Do you have Snapchat? Mapping The Fleet

2021

Anna-Maria Nabirye, nnull, Sarah Craske

Jerwood WB Artist Attachments

2020 – 2022

The Water Replies

2020 – 2021

Savinder Bual

Artist in Residence

2020
Rebekah Ubuntu, Afrofuturism & Chill, 2019. Photo courtesy of the artist

Rebekah Ubuntu

Afrofuturism and Chill 

2019
Esther Collins, Joinery, 2019. Photo: Marta Martinez

Dylan Shipton, Esther Collins, Lydia Brockless

Joinery

2019 – 2020

John Walter

Artist in Residence

2019

Katie Paterson

First There is a Mountain

2019
Textplosion 1, stick up by Swan Nemesis, October 2018. Image courtesy of Dipesh Pandya

Dipesh Pandya

Artist in Residence

2019
Esther Collins, Joinery, 2019. Image courtesy of the artist.

Various Artists

Raising the Sittingbourne Barn

2018 – 2020
Webb-Ellis, We chose the earth (workshop), 2019. Photo: Rosie Lonsdale

Webb-Ellis

We chose the earth

2018 – 2021
Gen Z, trip to OOOMK! 2019. Photo: Jane Packham

Ania Bas

Gen Z

2018 – 2020
Image: Adam Chodzko, 2018

Adam Chodzko

Artist in Residence

2018 – 2019
Ebbsfleet tour. Photo by Nathania Hartley, 2018

Ania Bas, Kit Caless, Sally O'Reilly

A New Career In A New Town

2018

Whitstable Biennale 2018

Swimming Home

2018
Ash Walks, Marcus Coates and Fiona MacDonald : Feral Practice, 2018. Photo: Matthew de Pulford

Various Artists

Ash Walks

2018
Bronwen Buckeridge, A Study for Creatures of the Mud, 2016. Image courtesy of the artist, all rights reserved.

Estuary 2016 - Points of Departure

2016
Histories of the Hoo Peninsula, Exhibition at Hoo Library, 2017. Photo: Simon Fowler

Histories of the Hoo Peninsula

2016 – 2017
Evan Efekoya, A Scare, A Grave, A Phantom, The Extended Play, 2016. Photo: Bernard G Mills

Whitstable Biennale 2016

The Faraway Nearby

2016
Stuff Happens Here, Session with Jo Waterhouse, 2016. Photo: Matthew de Pulford

Esther Collins

Stuff Happens Here

2016 – 2017

Various Artists

Artist Walks

2015 – 2016
Esther Collins, Good Tidings, 2015. Photo: Matt Rowe

Esther Collins & Matt Rowe

Good Tidings

2015
Mikhail Karikis, Ain't Got No Fear, 2016 (production still). Image courtesy of the artist.

Mikhail Karikis

Ain't Got No Fear

2015 – 2016
Laura Wilson, Black Top (Reading), 2014. Image: Bernard G Mills

Whitstable Biennale 2014

Welcome to the Association Area

2014
Performance Klub Fiskulturnik, Yugo Yoga on Whitstable Beach, 2012. Photo: Matt Wilson

Whitstable Biennale 2012

Speak Nearby

2012
Phil Coy, Facade, 2010. Photo: Simon Steven

Whitstable Biennale 2010

UR-NOW: The Ruins of the Contemporary

2010
Clio Barnard, Plotlands, 2008. Photo: Simon Steven

Whitstable Biennale 2008

Performance on Film

2008
Ryan Gander, Loose Associations, 2006. Photo: Simon Steven

Whitstable Biennale 2006

The Waiting Place

2006

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