#community-art

#community-art

Celebrate local art at the Community Art Market, showcasing over 17 artists and artisans. Vendors will sell small to medium-sized pieces at accessible prices.

Members of Scary Little Girls received 18,601 from the National Lottery Community Fund to collect women's menopause stories in Penzance for their show Queenagers.

The exhibit features video and audio recordings and articles about the beach, beach ephemera, beach chairs and even beach balls, capturing the Bloordale Beach vibe.

The murals in Estacada, created by the Artback Artists' Cooperative, enhance civic pride and depict significant historical moments and cultural contributions from the area.

Cuentos brings to life the struggles of Mexican immigrants and farmworkers during the pandemic, celebrating their invaluable contributions through a poignant musical narrative.

The monthly tradition at Smashing Magazine allows artists from around the world to express their creativity, culminating in a variety of inspiring desktop wallpapers for the community.

xucyun ruwway offers a modern living space for students, emphasizing ample amenities, study options, and community engagement through art sourced from local artists, creating a vibrant environment.

This artwork is a response to community complaints about graffiti, turning neglected spaces into vibrant murals that reflect local culture and history.

TfL is inviting locals to take part in a free community weaving event to create a Weaver line roundel, commemorating the Overground's rebrand.