The second installation in the new Colyer-Fergusson gallery is an exploration of the ancient Saxon Shore Way by Canterbury collective, Earthbound Women. 

Five female artists respond to Kent’s historic shoreline in the second exhibition inspired by ‘Tokaido Road: a journey after Hiroshige’ which comes to the Gulbenkian on Saturday 23 May. The new exhibition, in mixed media forms, is described as ‘a palimpsest…modern observations written over the ancient history of the Kent coast,’ including scenes at Reculver, Faversham, Oare and Gravesend.

Admission to the exhibition is free, open during normal hours, and the installation runs until 24 May. Find out more here: http://blogs.kent.ac.uk/music-matters/2015/05/11/powerful-new-exhibition-in-colyer-fergusson-gallery-earthbound-women/