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Sargassum Tide | Exhibition of works by Louise Frances Smith

Wed 19 Apr

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The Margate School

Sargassum Tide features works made using wireweed seaweed and Pacific oysters, two ‘non-native’ species currently thriving on the UK coastlines due to climate change.

Sargassum Tide | Exhibition of works by Louise Frances Smith
Sargassum Tide | Exhibition of works by Louise Frances Smith

Time & Location

19 Apr 2023, 10:00 – 23 Apr 2023, 16:00

The Margate School, 31-33 High St, Margate CT9 1DX, UK

About the Event

Wednesday 19 to  Sunday 23 April, 10am to 4pm daily

Late opening Thursday 20 April, until 8pm

Closing party Sunday 23 April, 2 to 4pm

See below for workshop information and links

Sargassum Tide features works made by Louise Frances Smith using wireweed seaweed and Pacific oysters, two ‘non-native’ species currently thriving on the UK coastlines due to climate change.

Louise has collected these materials from her local coastline to create a new body of experimental work that shows the repercussions of human intervention on our fragile coastal ecosystems.

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Westgate-on-Sea, Kent, CT8 8RX 

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The Margate School's key partners are renowned French art school, Esä, l’École Supérieure d’Art Dunkerque-Tourcoing. It is a member of CHEAD,  associate member of ELIA. It is also a RSA South East Fellowship Co-working Hub.

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