CONSULTATION
BLUE CABIN ARTSMARK CREATI WITH CARE-EX CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
PhotoBook - Hartlepool
The youn people decorated ‘mini-venues’ to think about arts venues they’ve been to, and which ones they’d like to o to.To finish the day off, youn people chose which activity they wanted to do: decoratin ba s with Elena and bad e makin and trainer desi n with Nicola.
What happened?
Elena and Nicola then acilitated separately, splittin the roup into two roups o five. Nicola used maps/zines to support the youn people to think about what creative activities they did in and out o school. She then used ‘mini fi ures’ to support the youn people to think about creative mentors/who supports them to do creative activities. Elena used a raffiti wall or youn people to think about what creative activities they’ve done, and which ones they would like to try.
Artists Elena Miller and Nicola Goli htly co-delivered the Hartlepool day with 10 youn people a ed 11 - 14.
The Virtual School had indicated that the youn people would be interested in doin raffiti, and so a street art-based concept was adopted. The day be an with introduction ames and activities,includin a doodle jam to think about what creativity is.
What do you do inside and outside is creative?
Which arts venues have you been to? would happen in your ideal arts venue?
What
What would you like to do that is creative?
Who supports you to be creative?
Thanks to the Artsmark Team at Arts Council En land. Ima e Credits: Kev Howard
With thanks to all the wonder ul children and youn people who brou ht their ener y, curiosity, and creativity to this consultation.
Thanks to all the supportin adults, the Virtual School staff and artists: Elena Miller, Laura De nan, Nicola Goli htly and Paul Murray.