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""Belonging - The Gathering 2009"
An Invitation to a
" Big, Big L8 Lunch"
19th July 2009
Princes Boulevard
12noon - 5pm
Arts In Regeneration (AiR) in partnership with South Central Neighbourhood Management team, Culture Liverpool and The Eden Project and various other local community partners would like to extend an open invitation to collaborate with us on this years programme of events. We will be closing Princes Road/Avenue/Selbourne/Upper Hill Street. Princes Boulevard will become a large open air gallery "promenade" with blessings, healing, tai chi, massage, mixed media art, film, animation, performance art, public art works, tree dressings, storytelling, poetry, pavement art, dance, football, choirs & musicians, buskers and stalls selling locally made arts & crafts...
AiR offers bespoke creative projects and cultural learning programmes of work designed to tackle a wide range of social issues.
These include projects which tackle regeneration,positive mental health and well being, drug prevention, play, environmental arts, life long learning, working towards inclusion, cohesion and enterprise. AiR works in partnership with communities, voluntary and statutory organisations working towards creating sustainable models of good practice.
"PAX08"
AiR in partnership with Planet Art eXchange is delivering a series of Visual Arts Workshops with young people between the ages of 11-16 years, targeted thorough secondary schools throughout Merseyside. AiR will facilitate the workshops w ith visual arts students from Hope University.The DECODE ME workshops will be held at the The Black-E from 1st - 3rd April April 2009. DECODE ME aims to engage young people through arts medium as a way of deepening the understanding of cultural differences whilst also showcasing their unity. We will produce 60 pieces of plexi-glass art works based on the theme of DNA , humans share 98% of the same DNA , we have so much in common that the remaining 2% should not be a reason for conflict or discrimination. The aim of the project is to lead to improving the young people's perception of neighbourhood , their social environment and to increase inter-communities social cohesion.
If you are interested in participating in the DECODE ME workshops, contact Nikki at AiR on 0151 287 2901 or nikki@artsinregeneration.co.uk or for more information on www.pax.08.com
