• Join Matt Fratson and The Aimless Archive at Hull Central Library for a series of discussion groups exploring the Virtual Ecologies Reading Material collection and for an opportunity to both sift and position some of those texts alongside fragments, notes and outcomes emerging from the wider Virtual Ecologies project.

    Please note - you may visit and lend books from the collection during library opening hours without booking in advance. Use the link below to book a place on our SIFT discussion groups!

    29 March / 26 April / 31 May 2025 - suitable for all ages

    Where: Hull Central Library, HU1 3TF

    BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP PLACE

CREATIVE MENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Would you like to get hands-on with photography, writing, archiving and curating?

Virtual Ecologies team members Ruby Deverell and Alexander Stubbs are looking to work with people in Hull and East Yorkshire to co-create an image-based project exploring material histories in coastal communities.

Open to young people as well as those over the age of 18, at any stage of your creative journey or level of experience.

Hit the button below to send us an email if you’d like to find out more!

CALL OUT Would you like to get hands-on with photography, writing, archiving and curating? Artists Ruby Deverell @rubydeverell and Alexander Stubbs @alexanderstubbss are looking to work with people at any stage of their creative journey or level of
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