CHARLES DANBY

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LOWICK LIME





View of Dryburn Lime Kiln during the industrial archelogical excavation of the site by the Archeology Group, part of the Lowick Heritage Group, in 2018.





View of Dryburn Lime Kiln during the industrial archelogical excavation of the site by the Archeology Group, part of the Lowick Heritage Group, in 2018.









Charles Danby & Rob Smith, digital mapping of the lime kiln site at Lowick, 2018.





View of Dryburn Lime Kiln during the industrial archelogical excavation of the site by the Archeology Group, part of the Lowick Heritage Group, in 2018.









Charles Danby & Rob Smith, view of Incidental Breather (apparatus) during the talks programme of Incidental Assembly, 2019, at the Clore Studio, South London Gallery.
The Incidental Assembly was an exhibition and event initiated by the Incidental Unit (with roots in the Artist Placement Group) and Flat Time House.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, view of Incidental Breather (apparatus), witness and particpant during the Incidental Assembly, 2019, at the Clore Studio, South London Gallery.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, installation view of Incidental Table in the exhibition Incidental Assembly, 2019, at the Clore Studio, South London Gallery.









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Charles Danby & Rob Smith, event view of Actions for Lowick: Industrial Trail Route (2019), with Lowick Heritage Group. View of group at a stopping point on the trail route, at the (older) first extraction site of the Dryburn Quarry in Lowick.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, event view of Actions for Lowick: Industrial Trail Route (2019), with Lowick Heritage Group. View of group assembling at a key vantage (vista) point on the trail route that presents a clear view of the Dryburn Lime Kiln in Lowick.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, event view of Actions for Lowick: Marking the Dryburn (2019), with Lowick Heritage Group.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, event view of Actions for Lowick: Marking the Dryburn (2019), with Lowick Heritage Group.













Charles Danby & Rob Smith, view of Lowick Heritage Group performing a script reading of Julie Gibbs' playlet 'That's Not The Way To Do It!: The Personal Observations of Captain William Hurt Sitwell of Barmoor Castle on the Lowick Lime Industry, 1839-1842' Part of the event Unearthing Lowick Lime held within the exhibition Lowick Lime (2019) at the Experimental Studio, Newcastle, as part of the 2019 UK-wide Being Human Festival of the Humanities.





Charles Danby & Rob Smith, view of Lowick Heritage Group performing a script reading of Julie Gibbs' playlet 'That's Not The Way To Do It!: The Personal Observations of Captain William Hurt Sitwell of Barmoor Castle on the Lowick Lime Industry, 1839-1842' Part of the event Unearthing Lowick Lime held within the exhibition Lowick Lime (2019) at the Experimental Studio, Newcastle, as part of the 2019 UK-wide Being Human Festival of the Humanities.









Lowick Heritage Group, A4 handout for Julie Gibbs's playlet 'That's Not The Way: The Personal Observations of Captain William Hurt Sitwell of Barmoor Castle on the Lowick Lime Industry, 1839-1842', 2019.





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Poster for Lowick Lime and Unearthing Lowick Lime (2019), part of the UK-wide Being Human Festival of the Humanities.





Left: cover of the programme booklet for the 2019 Being Human A Festival of the Humanities. Right: listings page for Unearthing Lowick Lime part of the North East programme.