Talk
Ilya Kaminsky in conversation with Inua Ellams
04 Oct 2021
Online
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Image: A pagoda pictured from the distance on Orford Ness, April 2021. Part of Afterness, Artangel on Orford Ness in partnership with the National Trust. Photograph: Johny Pitts.
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Image: A tree-like overgrowth blocking a path on the shingle on Orford Ness, April 2021. Part of Afterness, Artangel on Orford Ness in partnership with the National Trust. Photograph: Johny Pitts.
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Image: Black Beacon and the Power House pictured from the distance on Orford Ness, April 2021. Part of Afterness, Artangel on Orford Ness in partnership with the National Trust. Photograph: Johny Pitts.
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Image: The side of the Shelter with a deer in the distance on Orford Ness, April 2021. Part of Afterness, Artangel on Orford Ness in partnership with the National Trust. Photograph: Johny Pitts.
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Image: Signpost for Black Beacon on Orford Ness, April 2021. Part of Afterness, Artangel on Orford Ness in partnership with the National Trust. Photograph: Johny Pitts.
Exhibition
Afterness
1 Jul 2021 – 30 Oct 2021
Regular hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Sunday
- 10:00 – 17:00
Special hours
- 01-Jul-2021
- Closed
Cost of entry
National Trust members: £4.50
Standard Adult entry: £12*
*Tickets can be booked via the National Trust’s website. Visitors can only book tickets up to one week in advance. Tickets are released every Friday. The ticket price includes general admission to the site and ferry rides to and from the site. You must select your outbound ferry time upon booking.
Orford Ness
Address
- Quay Street
- Orford
- Woodbridge
England - IP12 2NU
- United Kingdom
Event map
Afterness is Artangel's first ever hybrid physical and online exhibition
About
Inspired by the hidden history of Orford Ness, Afterness presents a collection of sculpture, large-scale drawing, audio walks and sound installations.
A selection of over ten artists have created new works responding to, engaging with and reflecting the endless terrain where a windswept strip of saltmarsh and shingle beach border the North Sea terrain. Visitors will be able to discover the artworks or follow guided audio walks.
Afterness will also be available online with new works by Brian d'Souza, Lonnie Holley, Paul Maheke and Rachel Pimm.
