Damn Cheek’s Tony Earnshaw has had a busy year working in collaboration with Surrey artists as part of the Surrey Unearthed project run by Surrey Hills Arts.

As part of the Mole Valley Poets group, Tony helped artist Alison Carlier prepare an audio walk on Leith Hill, featuring, song, geological commentary, discussions on chalk and poetry; worked with artist Aimee Rai on her mobile reading room project, and finally took part in the Calling event at the Box Hill Harvest celebration.

A great year for cross-arts collaborations!

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