All Saints is known as the cathedral of the marsh because of its overwhelming size and grand 132ft tower. It is a convenient starting point if you are travelling north from the Denge marsh and fascinating seascapes of Dungeness. Our thanks to Reverend Sarah Williams for her permission and support to include All Saints’ this year.
Diane Dever
Diane Dever’s practice is of a site-specific nature, where work is created in response to the conditions and issues embedded in both the site and its approaches. The work is considered more…
Kate Beaugie
Kate Beaugié’s artwork is an investigation of a primal connection between man and nature. She focuses the viewer in the seemingly ‘magic’ or unaccountable moments in the natural world, for more…
Alex Baker
Alex Baker’s practice spans the making of sound installation, sculpture, performance, video and drawing. Moving freely between these media he makes work that is both responsive and transformative, making the more…
Alexander Costello
‘It’s not about the thing, it’s about all of it and doing things.’ Using a wide variety of materials, techniques and approaches, incorporating text-based work, object making, performance, video and more…
