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EXHIBITIONS
16-22 September, 2025 Lost & Found / Thames Festival Trust
| Cutty Sark, Greenwich
Lost & Found / Thames Festival Trust
| Cutty Sark, Greenwich 
Commissioned by The Thames Festival Trust and a collaboration with mudlark Nicola White.
Images from the Lost & Found book project were exhibited at the Cutty Sark, Greenwich as part of a week-long programme of talks. The event explored the ship’s historic connection to London and the lives and labour of those who lived and worked along its banks.
The artefacts featured in the project were all found on the foreshore in Greenwich and Deptford, places rich in maritime history and where warships were built and maintained for 350 years by the Royal Navy.
Images from the Lost & Found book project were exhibited at the Cutty Sark, Greenwich as part of a week-long programme of talks. The event explored the ship’s historic connection to London and the lives and labour of those who lived and worked along its banks.
The artefacts featured in the project were all found on the foreshore in Greenwich and Deptford, places rich in maritime history and where warships were built and maintained for 350 years by the Royal Navy.
Mudlark Portraits at ‘Foragers of the Foreshore’ Exhibition
| Bargehouse, OXO Tower Wharf, London, SE1 9PH
Commissioned by The Thames Festival Trust.
There are four floors of exhibition space including a vast collection of historical artefacts, large-scale multi-media artworks, a ‘foragers cafe’ and a daily programme of talks and walks from the mudlarkers themselves.
www.totallythames.org* Meet the Mudlarks - feat. a selection of my images+interviews with the mudlarks
* Thames Festival Trust project page Supported by:
Heritage Lottery Fund; The Mayor of London; The Port of London Authority; Arts Council England.
There are four floors of exhibition space including a vast collection of historical artefacts, large-scale multi-media artworks, a ‘foragers cafe’ and a daily programme of talks and walks from the mudlarkers themselves.
www.totallythames.org* Meet the Mudlarks - feat. a selection of my images+interviews with the mudlarks
* Thames Festival Trust project page Supported by:
Heritage Lottery Fund; The Mayor of London; The Port of London Authority; Arts Council England.
MUDLARK on the Southbank, London
Kindly exhibited by the Thames Festival Trust
My 2018 still-life project MUDLARK will be exhibited on the Southbank until October 5th, opposite the National Theatre.
I photographed the historical artefacts London's mudlarking community have found on the River Thames and held a self-produced exhibition in 2018.
This outdoor exhibition is part of the event lineup for the 2019 Totally Thames Festival. Massive thanks to the team at the Thames Festival Trust for the opportunity.
Foragers of the Foreshore, 25th-29th Sept 2019 | Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, SE1 @TotallyThames 2019
I photographed the historical artefacts London's mudlarking community have found on the River Thames and held a self-produced exhibition in 2018.
This outdoor exhibition is part of the event lineup for the 2019 Totally Thames Festival. Massive thanks to the team at the Thames Festival Trust for the opportunity.
Foragers of the Foreshore, 25th-29th Sept 2019 | Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, SE1 @TotallyThames 2019
12-13 March, 2019 MUDLARK at TATE Exchange
MUDLARK at TATE Exchange
| Tate Modern, London
Level 5, Blavatnik Building, Tate Modern
The Mudlark project is included as part of a four-day event, hosted by students from Plymouth College of Art, to crowd-source plans and effect positive change in our communities. Invited speakers and guests will include political activists, policy-makers, researchers and historians in varied fields.
Special thanks to Zsa Mason at the Plymouth College of Art for organising. Jason & Nick are giving a talk: Weds 13th March at 2pm
https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/tate-exchange/workshop/propositions-change
The Mudlark project is included as part of a four-day event, hosted by students from Plymouth College of Art, to crowd-source plans and effect positive change in our communities. Invited speakers and guests will include political activists, policy-makers, researchers and historians in varied fields.
Special thanks to Zsa Mason at the Plymouth College of Art for organising. Jason & Nick are giving a talk: Weds 13th March at 2pm
https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/tate-exchange/workshop/propositions-change