Join photographers Zoe Hamill and Kat Gollock at the second event in their new project, Terra Incognita.
Through walking, photography, writing and gathering, photographers Zoe Hamill and Kat Gollock seek to create alternative maps of the middle section of the River Tweed by collecting and marking the lesser-heard memories and stories that are housed within its banks and landscapes.
At Walkerburn this June, the pair will lead a group walk to take photos, share stories and gather plants for making ecological photo-developer. The session involves collecting materials, sharing and printing images using the developer, as well as the chance to discuss the possibilities of less toxic darkroom processes. The contributions to this walk form part of the ongoing ‘collections’ in this alternative mapping project.
Read more about this event and the artists here: Terra Incognita.
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