Folkestone Triennial

The Observer, 18 April 2010

Tracey Emin’s ‘Baby Things’  included in The Observer’s ‘The 10 Best Public Works of Art’

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The Guardian, 20 June 2008

Witty, thoughtful and definitely worth a day at the seaside

"Magical moments as Folkestone emerges from the waves... witty, thoughtful and definitely worth a day at the seaside." Go to online article

Financial Times, 19 June 2008

The most refreshing show of public art I think I have ever seen. I can’t recommend it enough.

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Achitects Journal, 18 June 2008

Architects Journal took a trip around Folkestone, to take in the artwork at the Folkestone Triennial

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Evening Standard, 18 June 2008

Arguably Folkestone offers the best-value day out of london this summer

Daily Telegraph , 16 June 2008

Folkestone: a place where nothing ever happens?

"There is a wealth of exciting work to be discovered while wandering around the town's winding streets" Go to online article

The Observer, 15 June 2008

Take one rundown seaside resort, add 22 hip artists…and you’ve got a Triennial triumph…

"Take one rundown seaside resort, add 22 hip artists...and you've got a Triennial triumph...What are these people on? Well, whatever it is, I'd like some. Four hours and five blisters later, I can only admire the determination, skill and invention that has gone into this festival of modern art and the way that the organisation behind it - the Creative Foundation, chaired by Roger De Haan, resident of Folkestone and former Chair of its most successful export, Saga - has avoided the bear trap that is so often associated with arts-led regeneration... what Andrea Schlieker, its curator, has put together is inspired and it is bound to change perceptions of Folkestone dramatically (by teatime I was in love..)" Go to online article

The Independent, 14 June 2008

A quirky festival of art inspired by ... Folkestone

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