Justin Hopper
Niall Finneran is an archaeologist at the University of Winchester where he specialises in historical and maritime archaeology in the UK and the Caribbean.
Niall Finneran is an archaeologist at the University of Winchester where he specialises in historical and maritime archaeology in the UK and the Caribbean.
Robert Macfarlane is the author of bestselling and prize-winning books about nature, people and place.
Akeim Toussaint Buck is an interdisciplinary performer and creative, born in Jamaica and raised in England.
Heidi Wigmore is a Southend-based visual artist. She utilises drawing for its immediacy, its concentrated reality and for its transformative possibilities.
Bryony Gillard is an artist, curator and educator whos work attempts to create a space for genealogies of intersectional feminist practice that are elusive, messy and entangled in contemporary concerns.
Chris Watson is a sound recordist and composer with a passionate interest in the sounds of the natural world.
Ackroyd & Harvey's multi-disciplinary work intersects art, activism, architecture, biology, ecology and history, and references memory and time, nature and culture.
When not walking, reading or writing, writer, Tom King tends to his hilltop garden, overlooking the Thames Estuary
Billy Childish is an extraordinary and prolific artist. His paintings, woodcuts, poetry, writing and music share a common acerbic honesty that, rather than being nombrilistic, is deeply compelling…
Back in 2013 several members of The Hoy at Anchor Folk Club got together and started singing folk-based chorus songs, particularly shanties and became The Hoy Shanty Crew.
James Marriot is an artist, activist and naturalist.
Rees Broomfield is a freelance recording engineer, producer, musician and owner of SS2 Recording in Southend on Sea.
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