‘Behind the Scenes’ with JAM on the Marsh VIRTUAL 2020
Take a behind the scenes look at what the performers experienced during the recording of JAM on the Marsh VIRTUAL.
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4 Star Review from the Financial Times
This summer, JAM on the Marsh, a multi-arts festival based in Kent’s Romney Marsh, re-invented itself as a virtual festival supporting artists, performers, venues and audiences. The Financial Times reviewed the 9 concerts and 3 exhibitions with much acclaim.
Photography Collaboration with the Romney Resource Centre
This year, JAM on the Marsh and the Romney Resource Centre began an exciting new photography collaboration. Led by Susan Pilcher, with additional mentorship from Justin Sutcliffe and Tristan Fewings, we started a weekly club for the local young…
Unidentified ‘Fotographed’ Objects by Night · Susan Pilcher
Local photographer, Susan Pilcher, explores Romney Marsh by night using coloured lights, torches & steel wool to create breath-taking effects of orbs, steel wool spinning and light painting all under the stars of Romney Marsh.
Ruth Parkinson · Time and Tide
Ruth is a professional artist currently living on the Kent Coast. She loves the desolation of Dungeness and the Marsh, with its immense skies and ever changing tide along the shores; sometimes braving tempests, to experience the exhilaration of nature.
Kate Walters · artist
Music is at the very centre of Kate Walters’ art, and here she brings a unique exhibition to the festival: she will ‘tune in’ to the roots of many of the mediaeval churches on Romney Marsh, and the music being performed in them.
Objects are People Too · Justin Sutcliffe
Renowned photojournalist Justin Sutcliffe sees faces in random objects. He started to photograph these coincidences, initially on a Polaroid camera, and set himself parameters: the guiding principle was ‘nothing deliberate’.