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Category Archives: WA/UK Arts in Health Exchange
The Big Photo Post
I have been having a hyper fantastic time- my head is spinning. I have posted 20 photos below because they come easier than resolved words right now. I’ve been packing up my things today, ready to fly home on Sunday. … Continue reading
One Chapter at a Time
James Allott’s latest post from Fremantle: Our Australian adventure is now in its fifth week and we are avidly looking forward to our 3-day Drawing Camp ‘Down South’ next week. I feel like this week will take us into the … Continue reading
Yarns
Christina writes of further developments in Fremantle: Thursday 1st November The Yarns Workshop is a community arts project that has been developed in conjunction with the Fremantle Festival, as well as being a part of the International Arts and Health … Continue reading
Feeling at Home
Christina Ingram writes from Fremantle: Looking back on week three – and once again it has had a different feel to it. Definitely starting to feel more at home and apart of the team here at Dadaa. Having said that … Continue reading
Inspiring people
Last week we went to Artlink and had a great chat with the Director Sylvie Fourcin and Project Manager Hayley Mason about maintaining the wellbeing of people working in Community Arts. Then we went to an Open Art event where … Continue reading
Startspeak, Here and Now.
The latest from James Allott: This photo was taken by Patrick Carter, who, along with Tim Maley, is currently an artist in residence at Midland Junction Arts Centre. Both artists are part of the Startspeak project which I’ve written about … Continue reading
Art Blog
While I’ve been in England I’ve set up a Tumblr to collect all of my research and studio images for a project I’ve been working on this year. You can have a look here! Climbable Ideas This ongoing project is … Continue reading
Train Ticket Tea
The past week has been half-term, so we haven’t been at any schools. The highlight of the week was on Thursday- Mary and I got a train to Newcastle/Gateshead, where we popped into the Sage Gateshead to meet with Mary’s … Continue reading
Conservatories and coniferous trees
View from our window. So four weeks after the initial phone call, here I am in Saltaire, England. The first thing I’ve noticed is that being in the country of my childhood and away from my daily life makes me … Continue reading
Settling in. . .
Christina Ingram writes from Fremantle: Week Two – Settling In This week we discussed with David and Chris our program. Talking through what enjoyed and we didn’t where we felt we were gaining valuable experience and where we felt we … Continue reading
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