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self express with body and paint, can also be done through small gestural movements for adaptions or with a pencil pen if no paint on a smaller scale 

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self express with body and paint, can also be done through small gestural movements for adaptions or with a pencil pen if no paint on a smaller scale 

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James showed me and Beth this just an interesting idea or holding events in a virtual space

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Lockdown handbook publication collaborative 

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Lockdown handbook publication collaborative 

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features artists work
playful guides
self aware content
online/ print/ instagram

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Preston based artist. Doodles, runs workshops >>>

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General 2 - Phoebe Foxtrot Illustrations

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Agnes and Tom lived in a house that was small but lovely. The pair met at a dance in 1942, it was love at first sight and they were married soon after. They received this cow milk jug as a wedding gift from Great Aunt June. The didn't much like milk, this pair.

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performance artist- community led project where she includes going back to the basic human senses such as looking into somones eyes, being with peace without technology clouding our thoughts. learning how to drink a glass of water again to reengage the basic needs of the human body etc

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marina abramovic gives a virtual tour of the institute 480x270

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The Lockdown Handbook
The artist's guide to lockdown

Staying healthy in Lockdown; a handbook.

Isolation: A Guidebook

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From Suffragette teapots to protest robots, this exhibition was the first to examine the powerful role of objects in movements for social change. It demonstrated how political activism drives a wealth of design ingenuity and collective creativity that defy standard definitions of art and design.

Supported by Cockayne - Grants for the Arts, a donor-advised fund of The London Community Foundation

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From Suffragette teapots to protest robots, this exhibition was the first to examine the powerful role of objects in movements for social change. It demonstrated how political activism drives a wealth of design ingenuity and collective creativity that defy standard definitions of art and design.

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going back to basics

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Marina Abramović: How to Drink a Glass of Water

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While red is the most eye catching colour, I think it can come across quite aggressive, especially when were talking about something as sensitive as mental health. I like the idea of having a pale blue cover, with dark blue text and graphic. its calm and the perfect cover for something related to our subject matter.

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coming to body in time of need, comfort and grounding.