Peter Eden
Musician, manager, songwriter, A&R man, producer, arranger, publisher, editor, record company owner. With Geoff Stephens, discovered and managed Donovan.
Musician, manager, songwriter, A&R man, producer, arranger, publisher, editor, record company owner. With Geoff Stephens, discovered and managed Donovan.
Artist developing projects at the intersection of design, feminisms, and free software.
Gabriella Hirst works primarily with moving image, performance, and with the garden as a site of critique and care.
Artists Trevor Mathison and Gary Stewart form Dubmorphology a London based research, production and performance group who make experimental sound and visual installations that examine the relationship between culture, technology and creativity.
Xiaowen Zhu is a documentary filmmaker, media artist, curator and writer. Described as a visual poet, social critic, and aesthetic researcher, she uses video, photography, performance, installation…
Lavinia Greenlaw is a writer who grew up in London and Essex.
Pioneering UK dub producer/selector. Manasseh sound system was built in 1985 by a group of friends with the aim of playing reggae with a roots focus.
Ciaran O’Shea co-founded Junkclub in Southend, and is now a London-based designer.
Mary Mattingly founded Swale, an edible landscape on a barge in New York City to circumvent public land laws that make it illegal to pick food on public land.
Contemporary visual artist exploring possibilities of our beliefs and behaviours.
The People of 1381 is a cross-disciplinary multi-institution research project.
Acclaimed by the Guardian as 'one of the country's finest pop culture historians', Travis Elborough's books include Wish You Were Here: England on Sea and The Long-Player Goodbye, his latest, A Walk in the Park, is a loving exploration of public parks and green space described as ?quirky and delightful by the Observer.
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