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Matt Fratson
@mattfratson
www.mattfratson.com
Kevin Parker
@kevinparker_art
www.kevinparker.org.uk
Rob Marchant
@marchant_robert
www.researchgate.net/profile/Rob_Marchant
Carbon-Borders-Voices
Carbon-Borders-Voices is an interdisciplinary conversation. Artists Kevin Parker and Matt Fratson, and scientist Rob Marchant explore common ground and differing perspectives in response to the prompt ‘Above, Below, at the Edge of the Water’. Thank you to all involved, and we hope this paves the way for future conversations that examine and cross discipline borders.
Read more ‘Above Below…’ articles:
Seaing Monsters
by Lee Karen Stow A photographic response to the influence of newspaper reports of sightings of sea monsters on the Yorkshire Coast and river Humber. People see what they want to see. I see monsters in the seaweed.“… in addition to its great height, the serpent had...
Interchange
Words: Jill HowittThis article is about the new mural, ‘The Creation of Hull’, in the Ferensway entrance to Hull Paragon Interchange which was ‘unveiled’ in November 2023. TransPennine Express (TPE) commissioned local Hull artist Andy Pea to produce the artwork as...
Hull’s Whaling Heritage Through Sewing and Song: An interview with artist Caroline Hack
In April Hull Maritime launches a new series of pop-up exhibitions with A-Fishing for the Whale by artist Caroline Hack. The exhibition features three textile works, which are on display from 12-26 April 2023 in Princes Quay Shopping Centre, and a newly commissioned work-in-progress piece inspired by Hull’s folk music heritage, on display at a film screening and meet-the-artist event at Ferens Art Gallery on Wednesday 19 April 2023.
In this interview, Hull Maritime’s Charlotte Tomlinson sits downs with Caroline Hack to talk about commissioning the exhibition, learn more about the works on display, and explore Hack’s connection to Hull’s maritime past and present.