Come Hell or High Water, a monthly event that takes place on the Thames foreshore at low tide

A pocket of resistance with performances on the banks of the River Thames by Canary Wharf, a place that exists between water and land, private and public space, wealth and poverty, past and present, and an unknowable future. Where the tide slowly recedes, and a small foreshore is temporarily exposed...From morning low tide to evening low tide on 5th July, there will be an installation on Limehouse foreshore with cloths from Mary Lemley’s 1992 work These Fragments We have Shored Against Our Ruin..From early evening, Seth Guy will distribute public information that instructs locals on the importance of StayInAlert..Four Wuhan gongs and salutations with Anne Bean & Richard Wilson:.The 8.12 overture.8.12 pm Full Thunder moon (Anglo Saxon name of this moon).21.06 pm Dark moon (greatest magnitude of penumbral lunar eclipse).21.19 pm sunset.21.34 pm low tide.Amy Sharrocks will fall between the fullest moon (8.12 pm) and the darkest moon (21.06).