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Hulked

Jeremy Scott Anna Braithwaite
CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott
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Hulked
Binaural Headphones advised Self-guided Site-responsive Site-specific
Lower Halstow, Sittingbourne, UK
75 minutes
Free

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creative writing

Sub-collection · 167 items

heritage

5 sub-collections · 111 items

poems

Collection · 8 items

River Thames

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‘Hulked’ began life as a creative heritage project funded by Creative Estuary in 2022 bringing sound artist Anna Braithwaite, writer and academic Jeremy Scott and mariner Ed Gransden together to research and tell the memories, tales and music of the Thames Barges. Thanks to successful Arts Council Funding, Hulked continued into 2024 with the launch of the soundwalk supported by a year-long series of focus days celebrating different aspects of the project including heritage, environment and technology.

Hulked is a creative heritage project inspired by the histories, stories and songs of the Thames Barges, many of which are now ‘hulked’ along the Medway River.

The soundwalk weaves together stories, poems, songs and music as you follow the self-guided route through The Old Brickfields at Lower Halstow.

Created by writer Jeremy Scott and sound artist, Anna Braithwaite, the soundwalk includes contributions from students of Lower Halstow Primary School, members of the Oast House Community Choir, people from the local community and the Thames Barge community.

Hulked - Teaser/Medley

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott and Anna Braithwaite

Hulked - Treasure Hunt

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott and Anna Braithwaite with Mandy Nairn and Lower Halstow Primary School

Hulked - Halstow Bound

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott and Anna Braithwaite with Candor Torralba and The Oast House Community Choir

Hulked - Bargewives' Chorus

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott and Anna Braithwaite with Jo Eden and the Oast House Community Choir

Hulked - The Ernest and Ada

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott and Anna Braithwaite

Hulked - Grain

CC-BY-NC: Anna Braithwaite

Hulked - Church Bells/St Margaret of Antioch

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott, Anna Braithwaite and Matilda Pilikian

Hulked - Limehouse to Mucking/Lily Rose

CC-BY-NC: Jeremy Scott, Anna Braithwaite and Jenny Thorp with the Oast House Community Choir

Credits

Anna Braithwaite
Jeremy Scott

APA style reference

Scott, J., & Braithwaite, A. (2024). Hulked. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/hulked/
Jeremy Scott

Jeremy Scott

Writer and creative. Not necessarily in that order. 
Anna Braithwaite

Anna Braithwaite

A composer, performer and sound artist based in the UK (United Kingdom) 

sog

To walk slowly and in a leisurely fashion, as in “The old man was just soggin’ along.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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