9.30 Coach departs UCA Maidstone reception
10.45 Arrive and meet other staff and students at Folkestone Triennial Information Centre, 3 – 7 Tontine Street, Folkestone CT20 1JT
Maps etc can be collected at this point to plan your visit.
Advanced planning can be made by visiting http://www.folkestonetriennial.org.uk/
There is an official tour from 12.00 – you’ll need to book but it’s free – 15 places, first come first served.
These are recommendations from a trusted friend of AL
Must see:
all of the 55 mins 3 screen video by Nikolaj Bendix Larsen- Promised Land located in Marine Parade (old Rotunda).
Paloma Varga Weisz, Rug People, Location Former Folkestone Harbour Railway station
Martin Creed Work no 1196. Both UP and DOWN in the Leas Lift.
Hew Locke-For those in Peril on the Sea. Church The Bayle
Cornelia Parker-Folkestone Mermaid, end of the Stade.
Olivia Plender- Masonic Hall Grace Hill ( subtle but well done for access to this place. The Empire Board of Trade posters inserted in the lodge from the museum)
The bottom of the Old High Street is where the info centre is, all the maps are very good to have, so you can see the permanent works from 2008.
Googies is a cool cafe (Guidhall street) Chummies in the harbour does cheap but good sea food. Noodles £3.etc.
15.45 Folkestone Triennial Information Centre, 3-7 Tontine Street,
CT20 1JT for coach return to UCA Maidstone.
17.00 Arrive UCA Maidstone.
Adrian Lovis will travel with the coach and is the contact throughout the day.
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