Rob Ball and Karen Shepherdson will be presenting work made by themselves and others as part of the celebrations of eighty years of Walpole Bay Tidal Pool.
To Be Beside: RESORT Studios Group Exhibition
Rob Ball, Senior Lecturer in Photography, will have a new installation piece showing at the Sidney Cooper Gallery.
Rob Ball Exhibition: The Itinerant
Senior Lecturer in Photography, Rob Ball, has an exhibition of tintypes opening as part of Margate Festival.
Rob Ball: Coney Island
Senior Lecturer in Photography, Rob Ball, has a new book of photographs of Coney Island coming out in June, with an essay by Dr Mark Rawlinson.
Research Seminar: Alan Meades and Karen Shepherdson on Arcades, Archives and our Coastal Communities
Alan Meades and Karen Shepherdson of CCCU’s Centre for Research on Communities & Cultures will be discussing an photographic archive of seaside arcades recently acquired by SEAS Photography.
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Research Seminar: 3 February 2016 – Dr Jane Lovell, Authentic and Inauthentic Places: Imitating Art and Life
Canterbury Christ Church University School of Media Art and Design Research Seminars 2015-2016
South East Archive of Seaside (SEAS) Photography
Project by: Dr Karen Shepherdson The SEAS Photography Centre is located at Canterbury Christ Church under the directorship of Karen Shepherdson. It was first established in 2012 with assistance from […]
The Itinerant Photographer
Project by: Dr Karen Shepherdson This research examines commercial seaside photo-graphic practice from 1860-1980. The exploration offers a visual exposition of the British seaside as represented through the refracted lens […]
Close to Home
Project by: Dr Karen Shepherdson My ongoing and long-term photographic project Close to Home attempts to adopt a pers- pective that is at once subjectively ‘at home’ and yet non-subjectively […]