Projects
Nesting – Brimington Public Art
Junction Arts and Vistry Homes worked together to create new public art at their Brimington Heights housing development in Chesterfield.
After an open call process artists Adrian Riley and Annabel McCourt were commissioned to work together on the new public realm artwork. The artwork’s aim is to welcome new home-owners and visitors alike as well as highlighting and encouraging the use of the footpaths and cycleways that run throughout the site.
In November 2022 Junction Arts and the commissioned artists worked with Brimington Junior School’s three Year 5 classes over four days, creating artwork that was directly incorporated into the final artwork. The children worked with the artists to create clay panels inspired by the idea of home, nesting, nature and industry. The clay panels will later be cast in concrete and form sides of the public art pieces. The children also experimented with colour and wordplay.
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Six Pillars
Community
Six Pillars will support the emotional health and wellbeing of young people, aged 11-18, in six communities across Bolsover district and North East Derbyshire. Young people will be supported to build life-long skills, create new friendships and improved confidence and become the six pillars to their own positive self-esteem and healthy futures, exploring volunteer opportunities and career pathways.
Next Gen
Community
Workshops & Exhibitions,Arts & Craft,Digital & Creative,Learn
Join an innovative new group for artistic 16-24 year olds who are interested in pursuing a creative career, who want to meet with like-minded people and explore opportunities in the arts.
Bolsover Lantern Parade
Community
The Bolsover Lantern parade is an annually returning event that engages local Bolsover communities, in participatory arts activity, and inspires participants and audiences to get involved in a high quality festive arts experience.
Creswell Gets More Creative
Community
A continuation of the successful Creswell Gets Creative project where participants will be taking the initiative and planning two workshops a year for the local community.