Severns House Mural
Client: Homes England (co-produced with City Arts)
Artist : Talia
Location: Severns House, Broadmarsh, Nottingham
A large-scale public artwork bringing colour and creativity to the heart of Nottingham’s changing Broadmarsh area.
We worked alongside artist teams and project partners to deliver an ambitious mural across approximately 150m² of the Severns House cladding.
Created within one of the city’s most significant regeneration areas, the project demonstrates how artists and public art can play an active role in animating spaces while they undergo change.
Democracy in Action
Client : Nottingham College
Artist : Emmy Lupin
Location : Nottingham College Library
A collaborative public art project exploring democracy, protest and the power people have to create change.
Working with Nottingham College students, we developed a creative programme that used art as a way to explore ideas around democracy and civic participation.
The project brought artists and young people together to turn their ideas and experiences into public-facing artwork, giving students a creative platform to make their voices visible.
Welcome to Bridlesmith Gate
Client : ALB Group, It’s in Nottingham
Artists:
DILK
KYNBIO x ZENA KAY
EMILY CATHERINE
LAURA DECORUM
LESSER THEN THREE
Location : Bridlesmith Gate - Nottingham, City Centre
A series of five murals in response to a brief we designed, developed and pitched to the clients.
Each mural depicts a period of history and a story from the street.
We worked alongside the artists to transform the street and satisfy the many stakeholders involved with the project.
Listen to Sussex Street
Client: It’s in Nottingham
Artist: KIMU
Location : Sussex Street - Nottingham, City Centre
A public artwork celebrating the sights, sounds and everyday life of Nottingham’s changing Broad Marsh area.
We worked with local poet Bridie Squires and photographers Tom Morley, Alice Ashley and Tom Quigley to capture the character and history of the area through words and images.
Bringing poetry, photography and mural-making together, the work encourages passers-by to pause, listen and be present with the place around them.