The Garden and the Waters: Derek Jarman's The Garden, with Ben Eastop, Rachel Lichtenstein, Manu Luksch and Simon Read
The weekend continues with a showing of the late, great Derek Jarman's iconic feature, The Garden ' a poetic and moving series of dreamscapes, filmed entirely on the Dungeness shinglescape ' with a striking score by Simon Fisher Turner. We finish with presentations by ' and discussions with ' artists and curators Ben Eastop, Rachel Lichtenstein, Manu Luksch and Simon Read, all of whom have engaged directly with the waterscapes of the country in innovative, creative ways. The conversation will continue over an ideas-facilitated lunch, to explore the themes of the weekend, in the Trask Caf at 1.30pm.
The Garden and the Waters at Britten Studio in Snape, Suffolk on Sunday, 19 February 2012.
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