We are in the planning stages of the next stage of the partnership work with heritage venues in Pennine Lancs. To follow the progress of the ‘Spring Programme’ click here.
As the OSP comes to an end, so does this blog. A big thank you to everyone who was involved. over the summer around 700 people took part in creative activity with many more telling us their stories and ideas. We will use what we have learnt to plan an exciting phase 2 for the engagement project. As commissions are confirmed we will announce then on the Creativity Works website http://www.creativityworks.info
We had a the final OSP event at the Haworth last week here are some of the images from it…
For more info on the day see here http://annehaworthsfan.wordpress.com/
Su Blackwell has been working with The Bronte Parsonage Museum, Haworth…http://www.sublackwell.co.uk/blog/
Another good heritage/arts partnership at Belsay, an English Heritage venue…
( // April 27, 2010 – Photo by Handout/Getty Images Europe)
It’s the last workshop today for Accrington Open Shop, before the launch of the commemoration exhibition on September the 4th. This means that we will have come to the end of all the Open Shop Projects. We do however have exciting phase two projects in the pipeline and I’ll add links to these as soon as we have details.
Another good example of heritage and arts working alongside each other if you get a chance to visit. One of the most impressive pieces has to be Kate MccGwire, Evacuate. see here for more details http://www.tattonparkbiennial.org/
Examples of other arts and heritage partnerships throughout the UK:
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-chl/w-places_collections/w-trust-new-art/
The Open Shop Project by Creativity Works 