A woman dressed as a swan leads us down the pristine River Dour past a cellist playing Bach by the river's edge, to the River Garage Studios, where an art exhibition of photograms awaits, along with a concert of classical music, brought into a new dimension by an interactive water and light installation.
Louise Hughes performs as the swan and leads the audience along the River Dour. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Louise Hughes performs as the swan and leads the audience along the River Dour. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Louise Hughes performs as the swan and leads the audience along the River Dour. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Louise Hughes performs as the swan and leads the audience along the River Dour. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Louise Hughes walks past the cellist Mike Bacon as she leads the audience to River Garage Studios. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Leaves floating down the River Dour. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
Ripples in water surface during the performance at River Garage Studios. Black and white photograph taken by Gabor Stark.
The second of the Music & Light Symbiosis events.
Kate was an artist-in-residence in the projectArt in the Park | Kearsney Interpreted curated by Dover Arts Development (DAD) and commissioned by Dover District Council.
River Song Documentary Film
Swan - Louise Hughes.
Harp - Rachel Hamilton.
Cello - Mike Bacon.
Film footage - Peter Blach of Klip Films.
Film editing - Matt Appleby.
‘River Song’ Programme.
The ‘River Song’ ensemble.
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