I’ll be doing a month long Artist Residency with a full on #PINStallation taking shape over the time period, in the hope to not only raise more awareness that the place even exists (only realised it was here a year or so ago), but more importantly to connect & engage with wider a demographic through art, especially young people, those who may not be familiar with the likes of the Tates & V&As, or cos travelling up to London ain’t cheap, and sometimes just wanting something in local settings that they can actually relate to, in some way, would make sense…anyway, I’m gonna be at the Museum from the 25th Aug onwards, feel free to drop by, connect, and please spread the word if you know of any young creatives or whoever that may benefit making a visit down or from taking part in my series of ‘Tech A Break Here’ Workshops, one of which kicked off today, designed to get you off them phones and into full creative zones, peacefully…
Living and working in London is all well n good, but it’s only when you dip out the area and go a tad more ‘country’ you find there’s more to see and feel within other artistic communities.
I was recently commissioned by The Wilson Museum & Arts Council England to deliver a mural project with the local young people of Cheltenham, based around the theme of protest.…
It’s always nice when someone asks you back to deliver a workshop based on the amazing delivery you did a year before, and a year before that, and a year before that etc…
So when Pearl, Citizenship Coordinator at Riddlesdown Collegiate, got in touch once again for me and the team to deliver another Human Rights based workshop for their Citizenship and Anti-bullying Week, we were only too happy to oblige.…
Following on from the success of the first PINS x Disco Loco event (the rave for kids and big kids) back in Summer, where I bought the doodles / badge making workshop and the Loco guys bought the wiggles and serious sound clashes, it was only right we linked up again for the next one at the super sik Oval Space this Sunday…
All deets on the flyer above, so if you have kids (and slightly a big kid yourself) bring them along, they’ll abso fabso love it!…
