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Capturing Lockdown published their Delivery Report!9 months ago
Delivered 26 March 2022
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Capturing Lockdown is a community photography project capturing the lives of Crawley residents during the COVID-19 lockdown period. The resulting photographs will be exhibited at Crawley Museum.
LPK Learning will work with local photographer, Linda Woodard of Woodard Photography, and Crawley Museum to produce an exhibition to help record this unprecedented time in history. Crawley residents across the town will be photographed on their doorsteps along with items personal to their lockdown. After images have been captured, an exhibition of the photographs will be organised in conjunction with Crawley Museum. Community members will also be invited to share their own images for the museum's contemporary collection. This project will help to record this time in social history for future generations but, to make it happen, we need your help! Please support it if you can. Even £2 will go a long way!
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Why it's a great idea:
Crawley residents will be involved in helping to record this unprecedented time in history. Their story will become part of an exhibition and, by donating the photos afterwards to Crawley Museum and West Sussex Records Office, an important archive of social history for future generations. The aim is for the exhibition to represent the experiences of the diverse communities that make up Crawley. By sharing everyone’s story we aim to strengthen our community bonds by building a colourful tapestry of residents' lives and lockdown experience.
Steps to get it done:
Capturing Lockdown is a social history project being developed by LPK Learning CIC, a local community and family learning organisation, in collaboration with Linda Woodard, a local photographer and Crawley Museum. The project is built on Linda’s love of the community and her idea to capture images of Crawley residents on their doorsteps during lockdown. To find out more about Woodard Photography's community work, visit https://www.woodard-photography.co.uk/giving-back With input from LPK Learning CIC, this initial idea has grown to become a community wide project. Not only will professional photographs be taken of households but we will be asking residents to submit their own photos of what lockdown looks like to them. These photos will be collected together for Crawley Museum’s contemporary collection, helping to form a community record of this shared experience of lockdown.
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Capturing Lockdown 2020 with Woodard Photography and Crawley Museum finally goes live today! A huge thank you for your support in making the exhibition a reality! #CapturingLockdown #Crawley The exhibition runs from Thursday 3rd February until Saturday 26th March. Crawley Museum is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10.30am to 4pm. Here's a little reminder of how it all began. Back in the early days of the first lockdown, Linda Woodard, a Crawley based photographer, came up with an idea to permanently record this unprecedented time. She decided to photograph people on their doorsteps with items that represented their lockdown experience. LPK Learning CIC extended the project by asking Crawley residents to send in their own lockdown photos. Over 300 photos later and after a year’s delay due to yet more lockdowns, this wonderful collection of professional and community photos will be on show to the community that helped shape the project. We hope you can come and see the end result!
The actual Capturing Lockdown exhibition, featuring Woodard Photography's amazing doorstep photographs along with community images and objects, will be held at Crawley Museum when restrictions allow. In the meantime, we are so pleased that some of the community images were on display as part of the #RightHere festival! We hope that you spotted some of them when out on your daily exercise!
Brilliant news, thanks everyone!
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How will the money be spent?Total £6,418
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Total £6,418
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VolunteerAt LPK, we believe that learning brings individuals, families and communities together. Our aim is to develop and deliver innovative learning and wellbeing opportunities in Crawley and across Surrey and Sussex.
We don’t see learning just as a classroom activity but as a fun and integral part of life whatever your age or interests.
As well as running workshops and courses, we also provide less formal activities and open access events, where communities and generations are brought together to share experiences and learn from each other.
We love Crawley and its people! The aim of all of our projects is to encourage Crawley's residents to come together to share and celebrate our community’s similarities and differences.
Project Owner: LPK Learning CIC The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
