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© Stephen Wadcock 2026

Folkestone, 18 September.

A pilgrimage to Folkestone to see Hamish Fulton’s Nature & Walking at SCHOOL. A huge thank you to Michael Hall for a really interesting conversation, a great cup of tea, and such a fantastic show.

Also wonderful
Abermawr
13 September 2026. 19.37
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#horizonprotocols #seasonchange #abstractphotography #fineart #visitwales
Cadair Idris, Eryri
Dawn, September 2026
Elemental.
#CadairIdris #Eryri #Snowdonia #LandscapePhotography #HorizonProtocols
Skyline / Highline
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#london #skyline #docks #watersedge
Landscape / Portrait / Horizon I–II, 2026
Folded paper and acrylic, A3.
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Two small works considering the horizontal as fold, division and datum.
Made in dialogue with Ceal Floyer’s Landscape Portrait (2002).
#WorkOnPaper #Contemp
Clapham Common, London
06 September 2026. 19.42
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#horizonprotocols #summertime #sunset #abstractphotography #fineart
An invitation to go out and face our horizon.

Choose a point on your horizon.
Walk towards it until the sun goes down.

Begin wherever you are.

Link in bio.

#ContemporaryArt #WalkingArt #LandArt
Richard Tuttle: Small Sculptures of the 1970s at @stuartshavemodernart, Bennet Street.

3 September – 3 October 2026. A substantial group of rarely seen works from the 1970s, bringing together Tuttle’s radical economy of material, gesture
Dump.

Somerset House / Tate / Bruce Conner / Ana Mendieta / horizon / 180 Studios / Romain Gavras / Serkin

#ContemporaryArt #LondonArt #Horizon #VisualDiary #ArtDump
A fascinating three days attending VSAC 2026 — Visual Science of Art Conference at King’s College London.

So much to think about around perception, art, science and technology, including keynote lectures from Professor Alan Blackwell and
Ten days in Bath on a self-directed writing retreat. 
What a gift to have that much time and space, with no guarantee that either would yield anything.

Time to let things percolate and surface. To focus in, then retreat back out. 

Throughout, I kep