A new analogue art photography show has opened this week at St Anne’s House, continuing until Friday 13 December.
378,432,000,000 Seconds of Exposure is led by artist Esther May Campbell, along with eleven young people, an array of photographers, academics and helpers.
The showcased artists are all local kids and adults from the Kitchen Table Photo Club based in the St. Anne’s, Bristol.
All projects are based on the history and legends surroundings Nightingale Valley, the urban woodland between the neighbourhoods of St. Anne’s and Brislington.
Despite the incredibly long number in the title, which is equivalent to a monstrous amount of time, the workshop lasted a month.
The Pulp Room in St Anne’s House will be open with the exhibition every day from midday, welcoming visitors of all ages for free.
