Major Projects
Active Projects
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ALTER’ed Performances @ The Queen of the Marsh – South Somercotes ~ Sat 18th & Sun 19th May
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join Rhubarb Theatre and Brickbeat Recording Studios for a magical creative journey into the history, myths & legends of South Somercotes through Shadow puppetry & digital technology.
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Have you been ‘Altered’?
Starting with Lincolnshire based artist Gary Wood’s installation ‘High Tide’ at St Peter’s Church in South Somercotes at the end of last year, May is the month where the pilot project of ‘Altered – inspiring art in churches’ comes to its climax!
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Artist Opportunity – Kinetic Workshop Places Available ~ Fri 24th, Sat 25th & Sun 26th May
There are two spaces available for this very special opportunity, for local artists that want to learn more about Kinetic sculpture and are willing to contribute their time to the project, or to Sleaford residents, wanting to make a contribution to the festival. The sessions are Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May. 10 till 12.30 1.30 till 4.00. Wind up or wind down till 5.00.
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ALTered ~ Two Inspirational Exhibitions @ St Andrew’s Church, Heckington ~ Sat 4-Sun 5 May & Sat 11-Sun 12 May
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Heckington ALTered Family Workshops
Residents and families from Heckington joined artists Emily Tracy at St. Andrews to play with light, shadow and image.
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Heckington Primary Year 5 Students work with artist Emily Tracy
Year 5 students at Heckington St Andrews Church of England Primary School worked with artist Emily Tracy as artists last Friday.
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Contemporary Art Collaborations Transform Rural Churches
Two of Lincolnshire’s rural churches will be transformed by contemporary art installations, which will see internationally renowned artists make their mark upon the county.
Dutch documentary filmmaker, director and video artist, Pat Van Boeckel, and award-winning visual artist from London, Emily Tracy, have been commissioned to produce interactive new art work for St. Andrews Church, Heckington. Homegrown Rhubarb Theatre and Brickbeat Studios will also create a dramatic community production for St Peter’s Church in South Somercotes, Lincolnshire.
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Altered ~ Two Inspirational Exhibitions @ St Andrew’s Church, Heckington ~ May 2013
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Altered ~ Free Workshops @ St Andrew’s Church, Heckington ~ April & May 2013
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Altered ~ Free Workshops @ The Queen of The Marsh, South Somercotes ~ April & May 2013
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Zygote Festival 2013
The Zygote Festival is a creative celebration of Sleafords Seed industry and will take place on Sunday October 20th 2013 “Dancing acrobats glide through the trees, kinetic sculptures scuttle along a cable, raining water on the crowd below. Gymnasts unfurl from swathes of silk, chrysalis like, spreading their arms to reveal gossamer screens on which projections flicker in swirls of light and fire”
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Altered – Innovative Art in Churches
Altered Commission latest news and events. The Altered project is seeking new partnerships between artists and Lincolnshire churches to create quality and innovative temporary artworks. Please let us know if you are interested in helping by downloading the Altered Phrase 2 sign-up, completing and returning to nick.jones@leisureconnection.co.uk
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Transported: Creative People and Places
‘Transported’, Boston and South Holland’s Creative People and Places bid, has been successful in achieving an impressive £2.5million in funding from Arts Council England! artsNK, the lead applicant in the bid, is part of a core consortium consisting also of Lincolnshire Community and Voluntary Service and Lincolnshire Artists’ Forum, and one of only 7 consortium applications to have been successful in the first commissioned grants from Arts Council England’s Creative People and Places programme, which is designed to empower communities to take the lead in shaping local arts provision.
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Structures on the Edge
The Structures on the Edge (SOTE) project is a natural progression of the Bathing Beauties® project. SOTE is continuing the theme of exploring and developing small scale art-led interventions as part of the evolving linear gallery of coastal architecture. SOTE has provided a series of semi-remote coastal locations for artists and architects to realise permanent installations and interventions that will enhance our relationship with the natural environment of the UK coastline. Phillip Hall-Patch is the designer of the wonderful Salt Licks SOTE sculpture and he now has his own website up and running, along with a new facebook page. Please click here to visit his website or here for the facebook page.
