Public Art can take many forms, from sculptures to poetry, from planting schemes to soundscapes; but it’s not often public art takes the form of an ancient microscopic animal (a “water bear” who manages a telephone) or a carpet made up of moss and people’s dreams for a better future… That’s less common.
An invitation to people who live and work locally to Dovercourt Road, Lockleaze. Tuesday 16th January, 2024. 6.15pm to 7.45pm. Come along to: Find out about interesting public art Help make a design code for public art in the Dovercourt Road development Enjoy a creative chat and pizza! FREE…
Bricks have secured the next five years at St Anne’s House via a lease extension from Bristol City Council and a collaborative partnership with them to work out the future use. Super Duper St Anne’s Demostage, a partnership with MAYK and Bricks To find out more please visit the…
On a sunny December morning (08 December) we were welcomed in by the Welcome Building® to take a look around the space for the new major public art commission. We were joined by artists interested in applying for the commission and explored the development in The Temple…