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Free Posters and Postcards

Free Posters and postcards on the five ways to well being!

Project eARTh’s posters and postcards on the five ways to well being are now available. We have a limited supply, so if you would like a set, for you school, youth club, community group, office etc please get in touch.

The five ways to well being are a set of simple actions which can improve our well being, created by the New Economic Foundation.

There are six A3 posters and six A6 postcards in each set:

Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning, Give, and one poster / postcard illustrating all five ways to well being.

Shout Action

On Monday evenings until June 25th we are writing and shooting a film at Spring Bank Arts Centre, with help from Matt Kowalczuk (Community Arts Northwest) and some young drama students from New Mills School.

At the intro session people learnt some technical skills and tried their first acting to camera…

A second group are joining from Monday 14th May to work on the soundtrack:

The group at Revival Church will be writing, recording and producing a sound track for the film, and the two groups will stay in touch, sharing material via the webtool, mentioned above, ‘Prezi’.

How to use Prezi: Click on the play arrow to load the Prezi and then zoom in and out with the – and + on the righthand side; drag it with the mouse and click on items that look interesting. You can also use the < and > arrows to move through the Prezi in a more traditional way.

Shout Action Sharing on Prezi

Come along from 23rd April to find out more about making films in your spare time!

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Fairfield Archway and Seating

The group has been working with artist Caroline Chouler -Tissier and Leander Architectural to create sculptured aluminium and steel seating for outside the shops in Fairfield, and an archway for the Granby Road Park in Fairfield. The design for the ‘banner’ of the archway and the five seats (in plasticine to be cast in aluminium) are now complete and look fantastic. Caroline also worked with the Fairfield Dream scheme youngsters and some adults from ROFA to design the central ‘hub’ of the seating, and one seat. The work is now being cast at the foundry. Unveiling is on July 21st! See front page of website for details….

Ancient Landscapes Project

Ancient Landscapes Project.

The Buxton group are working with artists from ‘Stone and Water’, to explore the geology of the Peak District and create an installation from crochet, knitting and building coral reefs out of wool, and other reef fauna using a variety of textiles. The project is in collaboration with Borderland Voices, an arts and health project in Leek, who are also working on the installation. The New Mills Project eARTh group have also worked on this, and the work of all three groups will form the final installation – see it as part of the Buxton Art Trail on July 7th / 8th and in New Mills Library as part of nEw Mills Festival from September 15th to 30th.