Community Art Installations
Collective Arts' Installations have captured the imagination of a wide range of communities combining the efforts of between 30 and 2,000 participants in a single project. Each instillation is an exploration of the creative process and a testament to the inherent positive value of working together.
1999 The Community Canvas.
- A series of 6 giant canvases painted by local groups and organisations for World Mental Health Day. Exhibited at the Twickenham Civic Centre.
- Funded by the Health Education Authority.
- A large-scale, participatory youth mural project for the Young Woman’s Funky Fest, London.
- Funded by the LBRuT Education Department.
- A large-scale installation for the millennium involving 2000 participants. Exhibited at Orleans House Gallery, the Landmark Arts Centre and the Museum of London where is is currently archived.
- Funded by Awards for All, LBRuT, Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity and Richmond Parish Lands Charity.
- An experimental photography installation following the trails of 10 Polaroid cameras as they pass from person to person. Exhibited at Orleans House Gallery.
- Funded by Awards for All, LBRuT, Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity and Richmond Parish Lands Charity.
- A large-scale installation exploring the evolution of pattern work from ages 4 -7. Exhibited at LBRuT's ArtHouse.
- A large-scale installation exploring the ideas and influences impacting 90 year 5 students.
- Funded by Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity. Exhibited at LBRuT's ArtHouse.
- An installation exploring colour and 3D forms with year 1 students. Exhibited at LBRuT's ArtHouse.
- An installation work by 4 and 5 year olds capturing their thoughts on 'what you can see from the sky'. Exhibited at LBRuT's ArtHouse.
- A collaborative installation exploring mental well-being and the concept of happiness. Exhibited as part of Art & Soul, Orleans House Gallery, Twickenham.
- A collaborative installation created by families.Welcare, Twickenham