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Exhibition: Foragers of the Foreshore

Location

Bargehouse,

Oxo Tower Wharf,
Bargehouse Street,
London,
SE1 9PH

Dates

This exhibition CLOSED on Sun, 29th Sep 2019

This exhibition has finished.

Cost: Free of Charge

Description

Curated by Florence Evans, Foragers of the Foreshore is the most expansive exhibition on Mudlarking that has ever taken place; it unearths the history of London through items recovered from the Thames. Discover the weird and wonderful world of mudlarking, from its origins in the Victorian era, to its popularity today. Meet the mudlarkers who have dedicated themselves to finding London’s lost treasures, and marvel at the fascinating collections that have shaped their lives.

The exhibition will feature photographic portraits of mudlarkers taken by Hannah Smiles, and a chance to meet Mudlarker in Residence Nicola White. Plus see spectacular work by artists who use mudlark finds in very unusual ways.

On top of all that, MOLA’s Thames Discovery Programme, Thames21 and Unruly Heritage relate mudlarking to inter-tidal archaeology and the topical issue of objects lost or discarded today becoming tomorrow’s archaeological treasures.


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Location

Bargehouse,

Oxo Tower Wharf,
Bargehouse Street,
London,
SE1 9PH

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