Image: Bubble thought (by Jon Nicholls)WHY Art for Kidbrooke?
- Create sustainable projects and networks among communities of Kidbrooke.
- Celebrate and support the creativity of local communities.
- Engage communities in the changing landscape and physical environment.
- Respond to and feed into the regeneration of the area.
- Make connections to people and places.
- Facilitate communication between groups and individuals during the regeneration.
- Celebrate and support the creativity of local communities.
- Engage communities in the changing landscape and physical environment.
- Respond to and feed into the regeneration of the area.
- Make connections to people and places.
- Facilitate communication between groups and individuals during the regeneration.
WHO?
Students, Residents, Families,
Young people, School leavers,
Parents, Older People, Visitors, Workers,
Teachers, Everyone...
Students, Residents, Families,
Young people, School leavers,
Parents, Older People, Visitors, Workers,
Teachers, Everyone...
Image: Bubble thought (by Jon Nicholls)WHAT?
How can you document the past, present and future of Kidbrooke?
- Film documentary directed by and involving local people about the regeneration of the Ferrier
- Community play or musical tapping into the musical heritage of Kidbrook
- Make a Book – Voices of the Ferrier 2!
- Digital Archive / website / DVD of past projects on the Ferrier
- Film documentary directed by and involving local people about the regeneration of the Ferrier
- Community play or musical tapping into the musical heritage of Kidbrook
- Make a Book – Voices of the Ferrier 2!
- Digital Archive / website / DVD of past projects on the Ferrier
What are the opportunities Art for kidbrooke could offer you?
- Create intergenerational and cross-cultural links
- Build skills and training
- Celebrate cultural heritages
- Employ local people
- Connecting to other communities in areas of regeneration
- trips to see and meet other community art projects
- workshops, screenings and presentations by residents and artists from other places
- Create intergenerational and cross-cultural links
- Build skills and training
- Celebrate cultural heritages
- Employ local people
How does Art for Kidbrooke relate to the bigger picture of art and regeneration?
- Connecting to other communities in areas of regeneration
- trips to see and meet other community art projects
- workshops, screenings and presentations by residents and artists from other places
How could you use Thomas Tallis School:
- Parenting clubs
- Links to Greenwich community college
- Vocational qualifications
- 1:1 counselling
- Parenting clubs
- Links to Greenwich community college
- Vocational qualifications
- 1:1 counselling
Image: Bubble thought (by Jon Nicholls)HOW?
How will all this happen?
Art for Kidbrooke ‘Gang’ – a network and working group of individuals representing past, present and future communities of Kidbrooke – meeting monthly to network, develop ideas for projects and oversee the production of projects.
Would you want to be part of this?
How do you want to be involved in Art for Kidbrooke?
1 comment:
Hello Veronica and hello to the other members of 'Art for Kidbrooke'.
I came across your this blog by chance but I'm glad I did.
I've been doing some research in relation to the history and regeneration of the Ferrier Estate for a possible photo-installation I've been wanting to do for a couple of months.
It would be great to talk to some of you guys to find out more about your experiences with the Ferrier estate and the projects you do. Looking forward to hearing from you.
best
Mattia
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