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Tim Collier: Ghosts of the Restless Shore
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After almost a year since we recorded our original conversation with photographer Tim Collier, we were delighted to pay him another visit to hear the background to his most recent project ‘Ghosts of the Restless Shore: Space, Place and Memory of the Sefton Coast’.
A year-long collaboration with his brother Mike and three others, the project began life as a series of walks which developed into a ‘walking symposium’ along the Sefton Coastal Footpath in 2014 and led by natural historian John Dempsey from the Sefton Coast Landscape Partnership.
The resulting exhibition ran from 15th August to the 15th November 2015 at the Atkinson gallery in Southport. As part of his contribution to the project, Tim' work provided studies of the ornithological heritage of the Sefton Coast seen through the eyes of a keen birdwatcher. Mike Collier incorporated illustrations and texts from historical family guide books about local flora. Jake Campbell’s poetry weaves together a range of social and natural history heritage themes from the area; and sound artists Rob Strachan and Sam Wiehl created a new audio-visual work drawing upon a fusion of contemporary recorded sound from the coast, highlighting the key role that memory plays in framing our sense of place and of self. Additionally, each artist contributed their own written Essay for inclusion in the resulting book and available for download online via the project website.
Enjoy the conversation below. We did. And we came away, once again, inspired by a very talented and passionate photographer.
To find our more detail on the background and content of the exhibition, and the excellent book available to purchase, visit the website www.ghosts-of-the-restless-shore.co.uk
See more of Tim's work on his personal website www.timcollierphotography.com and follow him on Twitter @timcollier58
46 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on January 07, 2024 07:40 (). Last successful fetch was on September 28, 2023 10:13 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 165536001 series 1307925
After almost a year since we recorded our original conversation with photographer Tim Collier, we were delighted to pay him another visit to hear the background to his most recent project ‘Ghosts of the Restless Shore: Space, Place and Memory of the Sefton Coast’.
A year-long collaboration with his brother Mike and three others, the project began life as a series of walks which developed into a ‘walking symposium’ along the Sefton Coastal Footpath in 2014 and led by natural historian John Dempsey from the Sefton Coast Landscape Partnership.
The resulting exhibition ran from 15th August to the 15th November 2015 at the Atkinson gallery in Southport. As part of his contribution to the project, Tim' work provided studies of the ornithological heritage of the Sefton Coast seen through the eyes of a keen birdwatcher. Mike Collier incorporated illustrations and texts from historical family guide books about local flora. Jake Campbell’s poetry weaves together a range of social and natural history heritage themes from the area; and sound artists Rob Strachan and Sam Wiehl created a new audio-visual work drawing upon a fusion of contemporary recorded sound from the coast, highlighting the key role that memory plays in framing our sense of place and of self. Additionally, each artist contributed their own written Essay for inclusion in the resulting book and available for download online via the project website.
Enjoy the conversation below. We did. And we came away, once again, inspired by a very talented and passionate photographer.
To find our more detail on the background and content of the exhibition, and the excellent book available to purchase, visit the website www.ghosts-of-the-restless-shore.co.uk
See more of Tim's work on his personal website www.timcollierphotography.com and follow him on Twitter @timcollier58
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