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Tattenhall Arts Trail 2023 published their Delivery Report!5 months ago
Delivered 2 October 2023
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By Beth Barlow
Tattenhall Arts Trail will see local artists showing their work in venues across our lovely Cheshire village. Running for a month in September it will celebrate our community and its creativity.
Tattenhall Arts Trail will be a celebration of creativity in our picturesque Cheshire village running for a month in September 2023. It will be a great opportunity for artists within the village or 3 mile radius to show work on their doorstep. Cutting down on their travel costs and time, in a era of artistic and economic struggle, and also helping them build community where they live. It will add to local venues. We have 68 exhibition spaces agreed throughout the village which shows a great thirst and appreciation of art by local spaces ranging from community centres to shops and outdoor beauty spots. It will act as a gateway for further creative endevours both by our growing AT planning group and others, allowing us to test the practical elements and the needs for local art. As well and locals the trail will attract new visitors from beyond the village. Whilst here they can enjoy the local bussiness' and spaces and follow the trail with our map.
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
Artists of Tattenhall (AT) is a new group and this will be our first project. If it goes well we hope to formally establish ourselves and be a cultural hub for the village, supporting the creative endevours of all our community. Groups such as the local primary school, knitting group and nursery have expressed an interest. Being part of a bigger things gives them more profile, inspiration and companionship. We aim to show venues how creative input can really add to their spaces and thus nurture and grow our creative economy. We are commited to a local ethos giving people the chance to get what they need with less travel. This includes adding to an already established cultural offer which includes choirs, writing groups and a craft hub. By placing art in a wide range of places the wide demographic of our community will get to see it, breaking down the walls which lead people to think "Art isn't for me."
Steps to get it done:
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To all those who have supported Tattenhall Art Trail a massive thanks. We made it over the line and a bit more. We could have carried on till the end of the extended time in 19 days but we felt that we have enough to do what we promised now. The bit more will go towards a small event so keep your eyes out on our facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/artistsoftattenhall or on notice boards around the village. We try to get the word out as much as possible but if you see something you think somebody else needs to know about do pass on the news. Thanks again, because of the things we just have to buy it was beginning to look a bit impossible without you, Kind Regards Beth and fellow planners
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VolunteerI am a socially engaged artist and project manager who works across the North West of England. My primary focus at the moment is on helping to develop the creative landscape of my local village of Tattenhall. I work alongside other artists and organisations to develop art projects which grow the cultural wealth of places. My own practice comes from a conceptual base and takes various forms from crocheting to film and performance. The form chosen is dependant on the ideas and people I'm working with. Most recent projects include ACE funded Project Shed. Based in a Salford allotment shed the project explored giving and reciprocation and transformed the shed into an active studio and then art gallery space. I am currently working on a project called "Lump It Or Like It. We are all Connected.". Inspired by the news it uses the linking techniques of crochet to understand the interconnected nature of life.
Project Owner: Beth Barlow The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
