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Churchill, Johannah (2025) Artist Talk: We Feed The UK - Unearthed, Soil Restoration in Northumberland (Unearthed and Constellations) Royal Photographic Society. In: Artist Talk: We Feed The UK - Unearthed, Soil Restoration in Northumberland, 10 May 2025, 14:45-15:30, Royal Photographic Society, Paintworks, Bristol.

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An artist talk delivered at the We Feed The UK Open House event at the Royal Photographic Society, Paintworks, Bristol, 10 May 2025. Churchill presented alongside photographer Johannes Pretorius, discussing their experiences documenting regenerative farming for the We Feed The UK campaign. Churchill spoke about her work at West Wharmley Farm in Northumberland, the development of the Constellations and Down to Earth series, and her collaborative practice with farmer Stuart Johnson. The talk formed part of a full-day programme of panel discussions, artist talks, and live poetry featuring photographers, poets, and farmers from all ten We Feed The UK stories.

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Uncontrolled Keywords: e Feed The UK, Constellations, Down to Earth, Regenerative Farming, Soil Restoration, Northumberland, West Wharmley Farm, Gaia Foundation, Royal Photographic Society, Artist Talk, Participatory Photography
Depositing User: Johannah Churchill
URI: https://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/id/eprint/20421

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e Feed The UK, Constellations, Down to Earth, Regenerative Farming, Soil Restoration, Northumberland, West Wharmley Farm, Gaia Foundation, Royal Photographic Society, Artist Talk, Participatory Photography
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27 Jul 2026 17:48
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