- Everywhere Means Something to Someone - the people's guidebook to Romney Marsh
- Charivari 2020 - Let's Dance Film
- Charivari Swallow hat and Mobile Phone twirler Demonstration
- Charivari Anchor hat and Heart twirler demonstration
- Charivari 2020 - Let's Dance carnival
- Charivari 2020 - Let's Dance lesson
- Covid 19
- Cheriton Light Festival 2020
- Everywhere Means Something to Someone
- charivari day 2019
- The Parish Frieze
- The Votive Fishing Fleet
- Unveiling The Elwick Etchings
- Forget Me Not events
- Folkestone Embarkations by John Wedgwood-Clarke
- Interview with Ross Ashton & Karen Monid
- Interview with Jyll Bradley
- In Favour of Public Space
- Darren Henley visits Strange Cargo
- The People's Guidebook to Lens
- Strange Cargo: the future of cultural participation
Scope Out on til 3rd June
12 July 2014
Georges House Gallery was over flowing on Saturday evening as world famous artist Spencer Tunick welcomed participants and public to the unveiling of his latest exhibition Scope Out. Spencer had made a flying visit to the UK specially to create this new body of work for the Museums at Night programme and Strange Cargo is delighted to have the opportunity so collaborate with him to deliver this amazing collection of photographs. Click to fill out the exhibition survey.
More than 150 people were selected to take part in this work, which involved them posing naked for individual portraits at the photo shoot which took place at the beautiful location of The Warren on Folkestone's seafront. The images, which are framed by the backdrop of the English Channel, are now on display in individual keychain scopes, a device that Spencer used in his formative years. Scope Out will remain on show to the public at Georges House Gallery until 3rd June - please visit the gallery page for opening times.
Funded by Arts Council England, Shepway District Council, Folkestone Town Council. Additional support from Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Kent County Council.
