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London's River Through A Lens by Peter Kyte
When the tide is out, the Thames is the longest open-air archaeological site in the country and much of the foreshore is accessible to the public. Many of the exposed archaeological sites are unprotected, and all are vulnerable to the twice-daily scour of the tidal Thames. The images on display celebrate the river’s archaeological heritage, the spirit of its industrial past and its ever evolving environment. The images are reminiscent of periods through history, depicting man’s influence on the river over the centuries. The exhibition is curated by Lorna Richardson from the Thames Discovery Programme, and urban photographer Peter Kyte. His photography celebrates all that makes up the urban environment - townscapes, people and places, architecture and urban activity and have been held in many pub...
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When the tide is out, the Thames is the longest open-air archaeological site in the country and much of the foreshore is accessible to the public. Many of the exposed archaeological sites are unprotected, and all are vulnerable to the twice-daily scour of the tidal Thames. The images on display celebrate the river’s archaeological heritage, the spirit of its industrial past and its ever evolving environment. The images are reminiscent of periods through history, depicting man’s influence on the river over the centuries. The exhibition is curated by Lorna Richardson from the Thames Discovery Programme, and urban photographer Peter Kyte. His photography celebrates all that makes up the urban environment - townscapes, people and places, architecture and urban activity and have been held in many pub...