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Join Via Vaudeville! for the culmination of a Hinterland Residency project in the picturesque Nottinghamshire village of Wilford. The new work, Via Vaudeville!’s Folly will be revealed at the Benjamin Carter Hall in Wilford Village, illuminated by talks from Christopher Woodward (Director, Museum of Garden History) and Andrew Plumeridge (The Folly Fellowship) The afternoon will commence with a guided tour around St.Wilfrid's Church and surroundings with Wilford local history expert and enthusiast David Miller. Book now for your free place at this event.
Hinterland is a collection of artists projects which primarily take place along the banks of the River Trent in Nottingham. The word hinterland is usually associated with the land or district behind the borders of a coast or river. A further sense in which the term is commonly applied is in talking about an individual's depth and breadth of knowledge, specifically on cultural or scholastic matters. Hinterland is manifest through contemporary art projects and events in the public realm. Visit the projects section to find out about more. Also included here is an extensive archive of previous Hinterland projects. Coming soon... Without Pomp or Nonsense, the re-enactment of a spectacle of mourners who filled Nottingham's city streets to see Lord Byron lying in state in a local pub
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