May 1 - September 30
The Art & Science of Water photo exhibition is a tribute to the sea and water on our planet and will be displayed under the open sky around the island. You will also experience photography in the world's smallest art gallery and the island's smallest building - Pater Noster Art Hall. For the second year in a row, the art exhibition is curated together with the art gallery UpOnWalls, which collaborates with some of the world's top photographers.
The photos represented in the exhibition are from two international art photographers and two documentary photographers, all of whom have water at the heart of their work. You can find more information about each photographer below.
You can experience the exhibition as part of a conference, hotel stay or day visit this summer.
We will be showing new work from Christy, an international photographer we already have in our collection. She uses water as a central element in her work, creating all her photos under the surface.
Read more about Christy here.
Photo: Flight of Heart
One of the Middle East's leading fashion photographers who has also worked as an art photographer for many years. Through her photographs, Lara captures everyday human behavior and issues that arise in society.
Read more about Lara here.
Photo: Dark Times
A creative team documenting science and marine researchers around the world. Working closely with the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, they are contributing to a scientific angle on our oceans. Their award-winning images are a catalyst for change in how science is communicated to the public.
Read more about Ulrika & Lukasz here.
Photo: Stories Trapped in Ice
A creative team documenting science and marine researchers around the world. Working closely with the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, they are contributing to a scientific angle on our oceans. Their award-winning images are a catalyst for change in how science is communicated to the public.
Read more about Ulrika & Lukasz here.
Photo: Stories Trapped in Ice
Specific conditions for the event can be found under 'Conditions'.
At Pater Noster we are dependent on the weather, so the events we organise may sometimes be cancelled for natural reasons. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to get our latest updates, or call if you're unsure.