Our Delivery Report
Funded on 26 May 2020 | Delivered on 30 April 2022
£62,205
RAISED
293
BACKERS
125
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£25,000
From Mayor of London
10000
people have visited this project!
£15,000
DONATED
By Goldsmiths University of London
30 Homeless people engaged
93 Days of training provided
Off Line Pledges LEWiSHAM SCHOOL OF MURALISM donated £25
100% of backers think the project adds character to the area
100% of backers think the project makes the area more fun
33 Apprenticeships provided
Off Line Pledges LEWiSHAM SCHOOL OF MURALISM donated £43
64 Artworks created
100% of backers think the project makes the area more attractive
£6,000
DONATED
By Brewers Paints
11 People involved in project delivery
Emley Pine donated £25
Jessica Austin-Burdett donated £30
Urban Patchwork donated £30
24 Days volunteering opportunities
Off Line Pledges LEWiSHAM SCHOOL OF MURALISM donated £25
100% of backers think the project brings people together
Jane Doe donated £50
Off Line Pledges LEWiSHAM SCHOOL OF MURALISM donated £50
Joe Dromey donated £25
Karina Fernandez donated £40
More about our impact
Volunteering, jobs & education
He are very proud to have managed to train 33 young artists even in the harsh context of lockdowns and the pandemic. They received a high quality course with direct access to professional in the field. We trained them to lean about engaging groups and then went to engage community groups to create their own murals. They learned about how to sustain their art practice through entrepreneurial and practical skills.
Arts, culture & heritage
We achieved our targets with our students and the amount of murals we created. The graduates went to win commissions for the Lewisham Borough of Culture, engaging local people and issues. One of the school led murals was developed in partnership with the Museum of Migration. The School established itself and is now a part of the arts environment in Lewisham. Our 34Bus graduates have produced 4 participatory large scale murals in Enfield, increasing our the impact of our participation processes across London.
Activity, health and leisure
Our mural in Chinbrook Meadows, in the far South of the Borough, promotes walking in the park and gives women in particular, a sense of safety and well being.
