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Breakout session given by Encounters Arts Devon was part of the Cultural Commissioning National Seminar in London on the 6th June 2014. Find out more about Cultural Commissioning Programme. http://www.ncvo.org.uk/practical-support/public-services/cultural-commissioning-programme

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Encounters Arts
Since 2003 we have delivered over forty projects working with thousands of people in
arts, regeneration, community, environmental, education, reconciliation and
rehabilitation contexts
We use the transformational power of the arts to inspire creativity, dialogue and
change between people of all ages and backgrounds
We offer imaginative spaces and processes for people to explore their
relationship with themselves, each other, where they live and the wider
natural world
“Encounters let the flow of
materials come from the local
tap and changed the
landscape”
Alan Deadman, Sheffield
Culture Board

We work by....
Offering participatory interventions
that facilitate exchange between
people of all ages and cultures
Co-authoring evolving artworks with
people and places about the past
present and future
Adapting and bringing to localities
our tried and tested models of
creative community involvement or
tailor making new participatory
approaches.
Partnering with organisations from
the creative, community, voluntary
and statutory sectors.

Encounters Projects
for Four Corners
The Moey
Be My Guest
Creative Direction & A
Little Patch of Ground
Four Corners Liverpool 2007- 2009
An ongoing neighbourhood based participatory arts
programme delivered in partnership with Liverpool Culture
Company, Liverpool Neighbourhood Management and
professional arts organisations

Artistic Direction,A Little Patch of Ground

Dewsbury Shop
Funded by Kirklees Council in partnership with Regional Development
Agency, Yorkshire Forward. A two-year project to raise ambition and
aspiration and act as a catalyst for Dewsbury people to develop new
ideas connections, ambitions, and aspirations
4,000 people join in with participatory activities in the shop and town centre
150 participants in inter-cultural and inter-generational workshops
30 frontline workers and managers in workshops
Support to Architects feeding back masterplans
150 residents & stakeholders at visioning events

“
People flocked through the door from day one
and our empty shop unit filled up with an
abundance of human treasures - stories,
memories, connections, opinions, ideas, hopes,
dreams, fears…. in ways which were extremely
powerful and moving for all who witnessed the
positivity with which Dewsbury people accepted
Encounters’ ‘Invitations to Join In’. Tracy Shaw,
Loca- Kirklees Ccuncil

www.Encounters-arts.org.uk
info@encounters-arts.org.uk
07870698333

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Encounters Arts Devon

1. Encounters Arts Since 2003 we have delivered over forty projects working with thousands of people in arts, regeneration, community, environmental, education, reconciliation and rehabilitation contexts We use the transformational power of the arts to inspire creativity, dialogue and change between people of all ages and backgrounds We offer imaginative spaces and processes for people to explore their relationship with themselves, each other, where they live and the wider natural world “Encounters let the flow of materials come from the local tap and changed the landscape” Alan Deadman, Sheffield Culture Board

2. We work by.... Offering participatory interventions that facilitate exchange between people of all ages and cultures Co-authoring evolving artworks with people and places about the past present and future Adapting and bringing to localities our tried and tested models of creative community involvement or tailor making new participatory approaches. Partnering with organisations from the creative, community, voluntary and statutory sectors.

3. Encounters Projects for Four Corners The Moey Be My Guest Creative Direction & A Little Patch of Ground Four Corners Liverpool 2007- 2009 An ongoing neighbourhood based participatory arts programme delivered in partnership with Liverpool Culture Company, Liverpool Neighbourhood Management and professional arts organisations

4. The Moey

5. Be My Guest

6. Artistic Direction,A Little Patch of Ground

7. Dewsbury Shop Funded by Kirklees Council in partnership with Regional Development Agency, Yorkshire Forward. A two-year project to raise ambition and aspiration and act as a catalyst for Dewsbury people to develop new ideas connections, ambitions, and aspirations 4,000 people join in with participatory activities in the shop and town centre 150 participants in inter-cultural and inter-generational workshops 30 frontline workers and managers in workshops Support to Architects feeding back masterplans 150 residents & stakeholders at visioning events

8. “ People flocked through the door from day one and our empty shop unit filled up with an abundance of human treasures - stories, memories, connections, opinions, ideas, hopes, dreams, fears…. in ways which were extremely powerful and moving for all who witnessed the positivity with which Dewsbury people accepted Encounters’ ‘Invitations to Join In’. Tracy Shaw, Loca- Kirklees Ccuncil

9. Outcomes

10. www.Encounters-arts.org.uk info@encounters-arts.org.uk 07870698333

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