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With a radio cd player playing John Lenon's Imagine album, as an extension of the concept, celebrating life and the change of society. Since Imagine was influenced by Yoko Ono (member of the Fluxus artistic group), we felt the need to also celebrate those people who did this same action before us.

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We interacted with the visitors and it was good to know their opinions about our project and they had good reactions to it.
It was also good to see people interacting with our project.

More messages were left on the walls, so we could keep still maintain our idea to still have an engagement with the public throughout the exhibition.

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We explored different images, that could have some potential for the stand board or other surfaces and they were a way to see what could be more visually appealing.

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Exhibition 16 - 17 May 2022 - Generational Artists

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Exhibition 16 - 17 May 2022 - Generational Artists

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xc-ejX7UBnHeebf8gGIcDhSsmn9OzMs5/view?usp=sharing

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The stand board was next to Rachel's space and as a way to invite people to explore what we did.

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Since we used an extension lead, we had to be careful to not be on the way and people not step on it.

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Write your messageand make part of this chain

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Write your messageand make part of this chain

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We did our panel in a different way, using one of graffiti boards to implement the same aspect of the project.

The prases were transfered into duct tape with water and later glued in the board.

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All minutes written by me as the Secretary

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All minutes written by me as the Secretary

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Notes taking reference of every decision made every week/month by the group for fundraising, venues and other aspects.

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Since the boards (acrylic and graffiti) are simply positioned on the stairs, there is no danger for visitors, except they might intervene with the blank boards to write on them. We cannot control how they use the blank boards.

Directions:
• We instruct the public on what they can and cannot do with them
• To maintain the artwork in its designated place and respect its space
• Our colleagues will be asked to look after the boards during exhibition days, and to encourage the public to write on them as well

Everybody is free to write anything they wish, however, we must consider the location of the exhibit (Methodist church).

The stand board has a chain so it doesn't open more than it should, preventing injuries.

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Our project is meant to be a continuous action throughout the exhibition, where we invite the public to contribute with new statements. Transmitting happiness, celebration and togetherness.

It was paired next to Rachel's project, evidencing our collaboration and support.

There was another arrangement for acrylic boards and graffiti boards from the initial idea.

The stand board was located near the entrance so that the public could understand our message and "call" the public for action.

They were supposed to be displayed on the stairs, but that would compromise the safety of the people who used the space for other things and it would be more difficult to read the messages.

The acrylic and the graffiti boards were displayed on two walls in vertical, one with already written boards.

Another wall with blank boards so people at the exhibition could interact with them so that visitors can write on them and leave their messages.

Additionally, we decorated our space with other elements
- One plinth with a radio cd player playing John Lenon's Imagine album, as an extension of the concept, celebrating life and the change of society. Since Imagine was influenced by Yoko Ono (member of the Fluxus artistic group), we felt the need to also celebrate those people who did this same action before us.
- Balloons and a skeleton as a continual performative action, to invite people to our space and feel intrigued, making them write and interact with our project. The Skeleton was wearing the clothes that we used in our happening and holding a board saying "Don't die trying to be Happy and Free!".

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Minute 14th March 2022 by Rachel McCormick

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Minute 14th March 2022 by Rachel McCormick

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- Holden Gallery
- Pink Manchester
- ROCKIT (Bolton Market)

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First, we stopped at "The Bob Inn" and people started talking to us and becoming curious about what we were doing.

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Additionally, some of our colleagues left messages and took photos.

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In this case things weren't any different, and people also interacted with us and seemed interested in leaving some messages and taking photos for later use in the exhibition

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Together with other Rachel's things, the Stand Board, the graffiti boards and some empty acrylics were placed in a cart.

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Later, we moved to the Bolton Town Hall, where we stayed longer.

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There were also graffiti boards left on the stairs, showing different aspects of our society through symbols

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We also displayed the Stand Board in front of the Bolton Museum, where the security left us do so, and he spoke to us about how we could improve the Society by being more considerate.