DIG (Documentary Imaging Group) presents a creative visual exploration of Bigbury Camp
DIG (Documentary Imaging Group) presents a creative visual exploration of Bigbury Camp, an Iron Age hillfort located in Howfield Wood, Kent. The site was occupied from about 350BC and may have been stormed in one of the first engagements between the local peoples and the legions of Julius Caesar in 55BC. Imag(in)ing Bigbury Camp comprises works by artists Mireille Fauchon, Leah Fusco, and Gareth Proskourine-Barnett.
These explore relationships between technology and perception in the interpretation of historic landscapes.
Drinks reception: Saturday 15 March, 1 - 3pm, free, Daphne Oram Gallery Special lecture: Wednesday 26 March, 3 - 5pm, free, Daphne Oram Gallery Artists talk: Saturday 12 April, 2.30 - 3.30pm, free, Chartham Hatch Village Hall Publication launch: Friday 25 April, 11am - 1pm, free, Daphne Oram Gallery Special Saturday opening: Saturday 26 April, 1 - 4pm, free, Daphne Oram Gallery
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DIG: Imag(in)ing Bigbury Camp
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