These are a some of ArtSpokes projects. If you would like to know more, please contact us.
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Spaces for BikesThe Fieldgate Bike Project 2011 combined graphic art, bike training, bike maintenance and celebration for young people and women. This is an ongoing project. Find out what we're doing now.
Spaces for LearningCommission to design flooring for primary school reception and corridors. Three themes, three circles. Even small areas of design can animate and personalize a space especially extensive, impersonal areas of flooring - and it doesn't have to cost a lot.
Spaces for HealthCommission for the Royal Hospitals NHS Trust to design corridor & ward flooring for the Queen Elizabeth Children’s Unit at the Royal London Hospital Whitechapel. We worked closely with staff, children, the architect, project manager and lino cutters.
Spaces for PlayingGive us back our Playground video made with young people. The video was then instrumental in a two year negotiation for the local school playground and setting up Saturday football in July 2012. The young people took part in the negotiation. In an area where there is little play space, this counts. Video made with Broke But Making Films. If you would like to view the video, please contact us.
Spaces for LivingA mosaic for a housing estate. Part of a series of projects on one estate over seven years which included making a mosaic.
Space for EveryoneArtSpokes workshops Animals and other Creatures develops observation and drawing to encourage an empathy and respect for animals along with an understanding of where our food comes from. Wherever possible we combine these workshops with a visit to our local city farm.
More Spaces for PlayingTwelve permanent playground dividers, Malorees Infants School, London. ‘Exploring the Outdoors’ designed with sixty Year One children. Each panel is 1m sq., double sided and suspended between posts. They can be clipped open and removed easily creating a versatile space. The playground dividers link into an overall redesign of the playground by Groundwork UK.