Something large, VERY large is coming to the Thames this September! |
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Big Yellow Rabbit, Florentijn Hofman, 2011 (photo: Lasse)
Florentijn Hofman - 1st UK Commission
Renowned Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman – known for his outsized Rubber Duck (top of page) – will present his first ever UK commission for Totally Thames.
Inspired by the fascinating pre-history of the river, this work will be a closely guarded secret until its unveiling on Tuesday 2 September. Tues 2 - Mon 29 Sept.
What will it be?
Commissioned by Thames Festival Trust with the Nine Elms Vauxhall Partnership, Wanda One (UK) and Vauxhall One
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1 Bottle. 200+ Miles… |
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Source to Sea River Relay
Taking in the whole river, this is the epic journey of a small bottle of Thames water, taken from its source in the Gloucester hills and carried by walkers, swimmers, rowers, sailors, traditional boat owners, kayakers and many more through the countryside, in to London and finally out to sea... Sun 17 Aug - Sat 30 Sept.
One of our favourite events? Definitely. Follow its journey, cheer it on!
Supported by Thames Tideway Tunnel
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Hello amateur photographers! |
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Thames Lens - Photo Competition
Enter your photos into Thames Lens - Thames Festival Trust’s annual photo competition - for the chance to win some amazing prizes including a night’s stay for two in Edwardian Hotels, a place on an ‘Introduction to Wildlife Photography’ with author and photographer Iain Green at WWT London Wetland Centre, RIBS Blast tickets, EDF Energy London Eye tickets and a subscription to Amateur Photography magazine. Entries close 5pm, Wed 1 Oct.
This year we asking you to respond to the brief... "The Changing Thames"
Supported by Port of London Authority, Amateur Photographer and The Photographers' Gallery
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Get involved! |
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The Big Thames Tidy
Don your wellies and rubber gloves and join hundreds of volunteers for this two-day tidy - one of the biggest events of its kind held on the river. Sun 31 Aug & Mon 1 Sept.
FREE, all ages
Presented by Thames21, Supported by EDF Energy London Eye
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