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British photographic artist Andy Hughes has spent more than 30 years exploring plastic waste and pollution, collaborating with scientists, curators, NGOs, and communities to deepen understanding beyond conventional awareness-raising narratives.
- Exhibitions
Peggy Atherton & Andy Hughes Borlase Smart Rooms, Porthmeor...
- About
Andy Hughes is a British artist whose practice revolves...
- Collaborations
By partnering with Andy Hughes, an award winning Cornwall...
- News
Andy Hughes and Liz wells were selected for an award as one...
- Contact
Contact page for artist Andy Hughes. ANDY HUGHES. Projects....
- Project Pages
Andy Hughes’ photographs the banal relics of our evermore...
- Sketchbooks
Andy Hughes's selected sketchbook pages from his studio show...
- Archive One
This is an archive page about the photographic work of Andy...
- Exhibitions
23. Dez. 2022 · Andy Hughes - Lost In Music (1996) [HD] Florida's Andy Hughes here with a live set recorded on July 20th, 1996. This one also sports some of the best/worst artwork on a mixtape I've come...
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Andrew John Hughes (born 2 January 1978 in Manchester) is an English footballer who is a first team coach for EFL Championship club Norwich City. Known for his versatility, his main position is as a central midfielder, but he also played regularly at fullback during his career.
Andy Hughes’ photographic work explores the littoral zone and the politics of waste. In 2013 he travelled to Alaska, invited as part of an international team of artists and scientists to work on the project Gyre: The Plastic Ocean.
Andy Hughes’ photographs the banal relics of our evermore super-sized and disposable lifestyles exploring the hidden depths lurking beyond the superficial disgust of waste matter.
15. Nov. 2019 · With ‘Plastic Scoop,’ Andy Hughes makes that connection painfully manifest. By appropriating both the aesthetics of video games and the language of vintage promotional videos and other archival material, à la Adam Curtis, Hughes reminds us that have become aliens to our own planet.”
Andy Hughes is a British artist whose practice revolves around the littoral zone and the politics of plastic waste. Hughes studied fine art at Cardiff University and received a scholarship to study photography at the Royal College of Art, London. He was the first artist in residence at Tate Gallery St. Ives.
