September 15th, 2023While we live: new exhibition explores the analogue digital divide

While We Live, the analogue digital divide, by Hugh Wayland and James Healer, opened at the Newstead Arts Hub last weekend.

While We Live, the analogue digital divide, by Hugh Wayland and James Healer, opened at the Newstead Arts Hub last weekend.
The exhibition explores the two worlds of analogue and digital photographs.
Some are old black and white images which have been scanned and sometimes coloured, while others are current images shot on a mobile phone.

This new body of work by Healey and Wayland explores links between analogue and digital, contrasting the urban and remote environments in which we live and move. It includes images captured spontaneously while travelling by car, walking or meeting people, as they went about their daily lives.
The exhibition is free to visit and is now open on weekends, from 10am to 4pm, until October 2. The Newstead Arts Hub is at 8a Tivey Street, Newstead.

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