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Daily Life In Paris, France
A fragment of the Stravinsky Fountain in the Beaubourg area in Paris, France on November 13, 2025. The fountain, representing the works of composer Igor Stravinsky, was created iin 1983 by sculptors Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle. (Photo by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – DECEMBER 2:
View of Krakow's Father Bernatek Footbridge featuring an open-air exhibition of acrobatic sculptures by Polish artist Jerzy Kedziora, seen under foggy conditions, in Krakow, Poland, on December 2, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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White House Christmas Design And Decoration Advance Media Tour
A Lego portrait of U.S. President Donald Trump is seen beyond a Christmas tree in the Green Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Bryan Dozier/NurPhoto) -
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White House Christmas Design And Decoration Advance Media Tour
A Lego portrait of U.S. President Donald Trump is seen beyond a Christmas tree in the Green Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. on December 1, 2025. (Photo by Bryan Dozier/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – NOVEMBER 26:
A view of the sculpture Eros Bendato by Igor Mitoraj, partially covered with snow, is seen in Krakow, Poland, on November 26, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Warsaw Daily Life
The Palace of Culture and Sciences is seen bathed in red light in Warsaw, Poland on 19 November, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
The Tindaroo sculpture by Igor Mitoria that was recenlty sold on auction is now on display in the city center in Warsaw, Poland on 16 November, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Unlicensed Gaza-Themed Light Action Draws Crowds At GLOW Eindhoven
An unlicensed pro-Palestinian visual action takes place during the GLOW Eindhoven light festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands, drawing the attention of large crowds. Activists display symbolic installations referencing Gaza, including a line of empty children's shoes representing young victims, illuminated signs, and imagery evoking the case of six-year-old Hind Rajab. (Photo by Mouneb Taim/NurPhoto) -
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Unlicensed Gaza-Themed Light Action Draws Crowds At GLOW Eindhoven
An unlicensed pro-Palestinian visual action takes place during the GLOW Eindhoven light festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands, drawing the attention of large crowds. Activists display symbolic installations referencing Gaza, including a line of empty children's shoes representing young victims, illuminated signs, and imagery evoking the case of six-year-old Hind Rajab. (Photo by Mouneb Taim/NurPhoto) -
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Unlicensed Gaza-Themed Light Action Draws Crowds At GLOW Eindhoven
An unlicensed pro-Palestinian visual action takes place during the GLOW Eindhoven light festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands, drawing the attention of large crowds. Activists display symbolic installations referencing Gaza, including a line of empty children's shoes representing young victims, illuminated signs, and imagery evoking the case of six-year-old Hind Rajab. (Photo by Mouneb Taim/NurPhoto) -
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Unlicensed Gaza-Themed Light Action Draws Crowds At GLOW Eindhoven
An unlicensed pro-Palestinian visual action takes place during the GLOW Eindhoven light festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands, drawing the attention of large crowds. Activists display symbolic installations referencing Gaza, including a line of empty children's shoes representing young victims, illuminated signs, and imagery evoking the case of six-year-old Hind Rajab. (Photo by Mouneb Taim/NurPhoto) -
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Unlicensed Gaza-Themed Light Action Draws Crowds At GLOW Eindhoven
An unlicensed pro-Palestinian visual action takes place during the GLOW Eindhoven light festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands, drawing the attention of large crowds. Activists display symbolic installations referencing Gaza, including a line of empty children's shoes representing young victims, illuminated signs, and imagery evoking the case of six-year-old Hind Rajab. (Photo by Mouneb Taim/NurPhoto) -
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich
Peter Walker’s installation Connection and Identity at the Old Royal Naval College’s Painted Hall, Greenwich, London, Great Britain
Press photocall
31st October 2025
Runs till January 2026
The majesty of the Painted Hall welcomes Walker’s Connection and Identity, offering two visual moments; gargantuan outstretched hands reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, and pulsing DNA-like suspended columns of light. Adorning the hall with streams of glowing colour and heavenly sculpture
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
© Mark Pinder / Guardian / eyevine
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
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Not a bouncy castle: Hadrian's Wall fort rebuilt in wild colour
Installation on remains of Roman structure in Northumberland is part of wall's 1,900th anniversary celebrations.
The installation - The Future Belongs to What Was As Much As What Is - at Housesteads in Northumberland.
English Heritage, in its first major contemporary art commission for a new creative programme, has asked the artist Morag Myerscough to "rebuild" the north gate of Housesteads Roman fort in Northumberland in her own, wild way.
Inside the temporary scaffold structure - about 16 metres by 9 metres - visitors will have the same life-enhancing views that Roman guards looked out on nearly 2,000 years ago, minus the Picts.
26th July2022.
Artist Morag Myerscough.
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