The Catch

A gateway public artwork for Barking town centre


Gallery 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |

One of the intentions of the artwork is to support and inspire children and young people of the area in their ideas and wishes for the future, reflecting the borough's own strategy for regeneration.

Northbury Junior School, close to the site, is involved and all 360 children are participating through making a fish of their own, accompanied by a wish for the future of their community.

Their work will appear here in this online gallery.

The artist has involved graduate students from the University of East London, together with young people from a sixth form college to help run the workshops.

All are currently participating in a cSPACE mentoring programme designed to offer a cascade of skills and experience from cSPACE to the students and young people, and thereby to the children, each offering support and role models to their younger counterparts.

The University has offered to host an exhibition of all work produced in connection with the project at its new Docklands campus early next year.

the catch installation

Contact

Tracy McNulty

London Borough of

Barking and Dagenham

Education, Arts & Libraries

The Westbury Centre

Ripple Road

Barking IG11 7PT

Email: artsadmin@lbbd.gov.uk

 

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Gallery |
1-Y7 Northbury School |
2-Y7 Northbury School |
3-Y7 Northbury School |
4-Y7 Northbury School |
5-Y7 Northbury School |
6-Y9 Northbury School |
7-Sculpture and 3D work |
Wishes |
About The Catch |
The theme and intentions
Heritage and History |
The fishing industry and the area's Saxon heritage
Design and Construction |
Artwork, Inspiration, Architects, Fabricators and Installation
Partners and Participants |