Tidal Iterations 3, a string quartet written by Richard Hughes, played by Freya Nettlesmith, Leonora Cherniavsky, Size Pole and Kate Fraser, is informed by the tidal movements of water in estuaries. Tickets are £5 and it costs £2 for entry onto the pier. For bookings contact Richard.

We are going to this on Sunday 13th Oct; Clevedon Pier, Nr Bristol

Facebook event and more info Here

No 58. Tidal Timespace and the Palimpsests of Bahía Adair, by Heather Green, Gulf of California, US, (2019).

From the project website.

“Description of the audio/visual work:

This mixed-media installation will consist of a series of 9 plaster casts that float on steel pedestals and capture some of the patterns and scripts made from the diverse mudflat textures left at low tide. A sequence of oil paintings hang on the wall, depicting an aerial view of a tidal sequence in the same scale and sizes as the casts. These portray the tide slowly coming back in and covering the mudflats. The sequence starts with intricate moiré patterns in shallow water and slowly gets greener, bluer, ending with a panel that shows the opaque surface of deep water.”

See more on the Tidal Arts page here

This is a fabulous place. A really local pub on Creswell Quay in Pembrokeshire, Wales; in the National Park on the Cresswell River which is part of the tidal ‘Secret Waterway’ that runs through the Park. People gather at the pub to watch the tide.  Some come on boats, the tide blocks the road, kids run about, sometimes a few people play music. The tide comes to full height as it gets dark. The pub, The Cresselly Arms,  is busy!