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Conversation Exhibition

In early 2020, we held an exhibition at Babylon Gallery, Ely, showing recent projects and events made with communities across Fenland and the Forest Heath area of West Suffolk.

Just a couple of weeks before lockdown we opened our exhibition Conversation at Babylon Gallery in Ely. The exhibition celebrated the work we’ve done with communities across Fenland and the Forest Heath area of West Suffolk in Phase 2 (from 2018) of our project.

When lockdown happened we shared as much as we could through photos and videos posted online. Click here to see our coverage on social media and visit our Flickr gallery here to see all of the photos of the exhibition.

Pictured above is the exhibition space at Babylon Gallery, Ely. The floor and wall spaces we connected using coloured tape, illustrating the market towns we work in and the projects that we took part in from 2018.
Chatteris was represented through the yellow tape. Working with the Youth Club, we helped created art inspired by the 80’s as part of their Midsummer Parade.
Newmarket was represented through the blue tape. Street Meets Henna was a collaborative project with graffiti artist, Si Mitchell and a group of Henna artists.

The Street Art project was a series of workshops with youth & community groups in Chatteris resulting in the fantastic, large graffiti art pictured, which now permanently lives at the Racing Centre in Newmarket Town Centre. The wonderful illustrated case study was created by artist, Maryum which was inspired by her participation in the Street Art Project.
This drawing by Rebecca Osbourne, who creates graphic recordings of conferences and meetings, resulting in a visual record of the discussions. 

Rebecca created this piece for us in response to the Artist Development workshop day we held in Wisbech at St.Peter’s Lodge, where Fenland practitioners were looking at new ways of working and devising projects for ongoing work in the ever changing business world that is the arts.
Pictured above are the exhibits for the projects Tales and Trails in Brandon (left), Mildenhall’s Meet Up Monday’s (middle) and March’s St George’s Day Fayre.

Visit our Flickr gallery here to see all of the photos of the exhibition.

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