Hart Club and 'Respair'
This is the archived website of the Waterloo Festival 2021 with additional material from Waterloo Festival 2020. We hope you will enjoy exploring this cornucopia of arts, heritage and community creativity. For the current website, visit here.
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from 2021
RESPAIR: an installation
Respair
from 2020
Finding Feibusch: an illustrated talk
Penny Lecture: Memories of a Lost City
Illuminated River #6: Concertina book
Artists in Waterloo #9: Rachel Wegh
Artists in Waterloo #8: Paul Steptoe Riley
Illuminated River #5: Strange lands and journeys over bridges
Artists in Waterloo #7: Gillian Melling
Remembering 'Return to Waterloo' - film review
Illuminated River #4: Google Satellite views and Lanyon
Discarded: an installation in remembrance of BAME frontline workers
Premiere: our rendition of La Monte Young's Composition 1960 #7
A quick call from #2: Lance Prime #BLM
Lockdown art #6: Silvia Ankerson
The Story of Waterloo #7: Leake Street
Artists in Waterloo #5: Chris Horner
Lockdown art #5: Sunjai Gupta
The churchyard in Waterloo #1: Plant Portraits
World Environment Day #5: Mozart and the Orchestra for the Earth
Lockdown Art #4: Carlos Camacho
World Environment Day #1: A green gallery
Lockdown Art #3: Lily Bakratsa
Lockdown Art #2: Katerina Jugati
Our creative partners #4: Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra
Mental Health Awareness Week #1: Art4Minds takeover
Artists in Waterloo #4 - Chris Clarke
Green spaces #1: Bernie Spain Gardens
Illuminated River #2: Van Gogh and Anderson
Lockdown art #1: an introduction
Artists in Waterloo #3 - Susan Haire
On this day... (11th May)
A focus: Hans Feibusch #2
A focus: Hans Feibusch #1
Baluji at Home!
Artists in Waterloo #2 - Sheila Wallis
On this day... (3rd May)
Illuminated River #1: an introduction
On This Day... (30th April)
The story of Waterloo #1: The Ladies' Bridge
Artists in Waterloo #1 - Joao Simoes-Brown
Meet Hart Club and David Bassadone