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Life on Water Photography Exhibition at Roseberry Road Studios Featuring Student Work

A visual documentation of the ecology and community heritage surrounding the Bath River Line.

This photography collection explores the River Avon and its tributaries through the perspectives of Bath Spa University students. The images highlight the natural beauty and local heritage of the waterway, offering viewers an intimate look at the relationship between the environment and the nearby community.

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Exhibition summary

This photography exhibition showcases the ecology, community, and heritage of the Bath River Line. It features a collection of images captured by students from Bath Spa University who explored the River Avon and its various tributaries.

Curatorial context

Life on Water is a photography exhibition dedicated to documenting the River Avon and its surrounding tributaries. Through the lenses of students from Bath Spa University, the exhibition explores the complex relationship between the waterway and the local community, emphasizing the ecology and heritage of the Bath River Line area. The collection aims to tell a visual story of life along the river, providing viewers with a unique perspective on a vital natural landmark. Visitors can view the works during the exhibition period, which runs from June 6th to June 13th, 2025. A private view of the collection is scheduled for the evening of June 5th, starting at 7pm.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition is open to the public from 11am to 5pm daily during its run. No specific booking is required for general admission, though a private view event is held on the evening of June 5th at 7pm. Visitors may use the provided calendar links to save event details locally if desired.

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Venue
Roseberry Road Studios
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Jun 6, 2025
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features photography work by students of Bath Spa University.
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