Towards the end of 2022 Ryde Arts in collaboration with Denman Gould carried out a project in Ryde. The Blueprint Project used natural resources from the local area to create natural pigments. The process allowed an exploration of place and the elements that make it.
Ryde Main Carnival Ryde Carnival is the oldest in the UK, dating back to Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1887. Recently the carnival and taken the form of a three part event, spread out over a couple of weeks and
The Children’s Day! Ryde Carnival is the oldest in the UK, dating back to Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1887. Recently the carnival and taken the form of a three part event, spread out over a couple of weeks and
Parading with Shademakers In the run up to Ryde carnival 2022, Shademakers ran a series of workshops for The Waving the Flag Project. The renowned carnival company invited people of all ages to take part in creating costumes for the
Big Birthday Bash! Agatha turned 21 a little while before she was able to celebrate. Covid restrictions had prevented her from having the party of her dreams at the time. During the Summer of 2022 though, with no restrictions to
The New Carnival Company are an integral part of Ryde Carnival and have been for many years. During the run-up to Carnival season, they run fantastic workshops for children and adults. These workshops involve the local community in creating the stunning costumes and props needed to take part in the carnivals.
We have been lucky enough to photograph bands playing at Kashmir Cafe for many years now. Run by The Quay Arts, Kashmir Cafe has become an integral part of The Isle of Wight Festival.
During October 2021, I was lucky enough to be invited to document the naming ceremony of aa young boy named Artigan. A few years ago I had done the same for his big Sister Enya and I was very excited to return.
The Isle of Wight Festival returned in September 2021 following a one year break. With 2020 being the year of strange global pandemics, the festival unsurprisingly cancelled and many of us wistfully looked forward to a time when things may start to resemble ‘normality’ again.
Ventnor Fringe Festival 2021 made a triumphant return following 2020’s lockdown-infused-hiatus. Entertaining all with a solid ensemble of theatre, spoken word, music, poetry and circus antics, the Fringe team lit up the town of Ventnor (our hometown) with gusto.
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