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Writer Sharon Jacksties and illustrator Jem Dick will be giving free workshops in Burnham-On-Sea and Bridgwater Libraries this month on creative writing and image making.
NEW funding from Arts Council England aims to "increase cultural engagement for communities" in Sedgemoor.
Buses travelling in the Burnham-On-Sea area and across Sedgemoor will soon be transformed into moving art galleries thanks to a new art project. The new-look buses will appear during June and July following a partnership between regional arts group Seed and the Buses of Somerset. During the third lockdown, members of the local community worked with professional artists to turn Sedgemoor’s buses into ‘joyful and thoughtful spaces’ for people’s journeys. Four local artists have been collaborating with members of the public to co-create visual artworks and creative writing pieces to be d...
SOMERSET artists have been tasked with brightening up Sedgemoor's buses - and they are looking for the public to get involved, too. Between them, Karl Bevis, Fiona Campbell, Jem Dick and Sharon Jacksties have taken on three projects, which will produce artworks co-created with Buses of Somerset passengers and staff, and other members of the local community. The finished works - covering multiple art forms, from poetry to photography and collage - will be displayed on 30 buses travelling around Sedgemoor. In engaging members of the public to help with this community project, Art First,...
Local artists join unique creative art project on Somerset buses Regional arts group Seed has teamed up with four local artists and Buses of Somerset to create an opportunity for you to get creative on the bus! Artists Fiona Campbell, Karl Bevis, Jem Dick and Sharon Jacksties are working on three projects which will produce artworks co-created with Buses of Somerset passengers and staff and other members of the community. The finished works will be displayed on 30 buses across Sedgemoor. Those currently travelling on buses can take part on board, while those working from home can join in re...