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Chair Intervention

The creative intervention aimed to target specific points within Dewsbury Town Centre and its periphery to gain information from the public about their thoughts, hopes and aspirations for Dewsbury as part of the regeneration project Stage one was a guerrilla-style intervention named Invisible action.  I kept a distance from the chairs, observing and taking photographic …

Facilitator

Zine Workshop

Illustrating for zines is a fantastic way of storytelling through words and pictures. This zine is produced on an A3 piece of paper which is divided into eight sections. These eight sections join together in a sequence to tell a story and they can contain words or pictures or both, it is up to you! …

Artist Maker

Collect Your Belongings

`Collect Your Belongings” was a community project by Six Million Plus Trust to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day and Remembering Srebrenica. The refugee community of Kirklees worked in collaboration with community artists to share stories about a precious object which they would choose if they had to quickly leave their home to flee and find refuge. …

Maker

Faceless Theatre Company

Commissioned to remake the Snowman Family for Faceless Theatres festive community performances. Due to the physical demands of the exterior performance, the body of each puppet was showing signs of wear and tear. The accessories adorning the puppets were not required to be remade. Faceless provided the body templates for the father, mother, and child, …

Maker

We Stand Together

‘We Stand Together’, by six million plus charitable trust performance project highlighting the plight of displaced people around the world, current and historical. Taking influence from the rich textile heritage of North Kirklees, shoddy was used to design button discs with representational images sewn onto from countries that are or have experienced war or genocide. …

Maker

Weeping Sisters

6 Million+ Charity Trust organise the annual Holocaust Memorial Day in Kirklees. Every year refugees and asylum seekers who are making Kirklees their home come together with residents to make a new large-scale puppet to portray a persecuted demographic. The Weeping Sisters consist of Kitty representing the Jewish community, Piroz the Kurdish community, Hava the …