BOOKLET EDITED BY SADIE EDGINTON

ALEX CHALMERS

S TA R T B e r m o n d s e y S t a t i o n
Ar tists Wor ks:
1) Alex Chalmers Projeny
Balloon Performance.
2) Marion Tu Wool, needle and promotion.
Quilting a new blanket for winter.
3) Amy Leung c-o-m-b
Beached ceramics, if my hands were the tide.
4) Asher Herr Dispatches
Photographic C-type Print.
5) Maru Rojas Eppur si muove Action. Slime removal from Thames wall
Eppur si muove = and yet it moves. Galileos response to the Churchs denial of the Earth moving around
the Sun. The phrase now becomes ... and yet it IS moved.

6) Louise Ashcroft and Fritha Jenkins Shorecore.

Performance with violin and live sculptural score.
7) Gillian Duffy The Scattering
Action with bread dough.
8) Shinji Toya Forwards/Backwards
Explores the perception of palindromic flow presented through digital lens. The surreally modified video of
the waves will be shown in a site-specific manner at the shore where the video was originally shot.

9) Louise Ashcroft and Fritha Jenkins Artificial Seam.

Red silk bags of coal and bones, gleaned from the Thames shore.
10) Paula Bourke-Girgis Selfie.
11) Sadie Edginton tidal tracks: each leaf is present.
Leaves found on site, thread, text, paper.
The leaves re-wrap the trees. Tidal lines, backwards wave sounds make this an action in reverse.

12) Louise Ashcroft Muscle Man. Gicle print of collage.

13) Rebecca Olajide Wash the sins, not only the face

meaning Wash [the] sins, not only [the] face;

a Greek palindromic text normally found on church fonts where the public baptismal process of spiritual
cleansing takes place.

14) Ben Newell A Pilgrims Fabric - A Discursive Historical Poem (Intertwined with the hid
den entities of a past history)
The Mayflower pubs stands on the site of The Shippe pub that dates back to around 1550. It was close
to where the Mayflower ship was fitted out for the long transatlantic voyage of the Pilgrims in 1620 to
America. A historical lesson come poem come anecdote.

16) Paula Bourke-Girgis Sponge Lady .

Poem
Roaming:
15) Eldi Dundee MirrorWalk: A rear-view ramble through the backstreets of Bermondsey

END The Mayflower Pub

Cross over the pelican crossing

Continue straight forward along the path,
Past the playgroundcontinue.
Turn right; past the basketball court,
along Scott Lidgett Crescent.
Continue straight ahead on Janeway Street,
until you reach Emba Street.
Turn left on Emba Street.
Turn right (opposite the school) along Farncombe Street.
At the Old Justice pub, walk straight ahead to the waterfront.
Turning right, walk along the Thames path.
There is a concourse overlooking the river.
Climb down the steps and onto the beach.
Look right.
Look left.
Walk left, along the shore.
Continue along until you reach the pier timbers
Head back, up the steps and onto the concourse again.
Turn left in the direction of canary wharf,
walking along the river path,
past the trees.
Continue, along the Thames path, through Cherry Gardens.
Follow Thames path through Cornets Wharf,
past The Angel pub.
Remain along the riverside,
walking through the covered walkway.
At the end of the walkway, bear right and turn left along
the cobbled Rotherhithe Street.
Visit the garden of St Marys Church as you pass.
Continue to the Mayflower Pub for a story and a pint.

LOUISE ASHCROFT

SADIE EDGINTON

AMY LEUNG

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