The Precious Clay
Meadow Arts and Royal Worcester Museum take clay and explore it’s form and meaning.
In 2014 a unique partnership between volunteer led Fleetwood Festival of Transport, Creative People & Places project LeftCoast and Wyre Council’s Arts and Events team was formed. The idea was to programme a large-scale transport themed piece of art, into the hugely successful and well-established Tram Sunday programme.
In subsequent years the collaboration expanded to include Cheshire East Council, Crewe Town Council, Oldham Council, and Sandbach.
Dark Olive was brought in to run the Production Management contract, responsible for ensuring all events ran safely and on budget.
What was great about this project was that it required seperate local authorities, town councils, and independent cultural organisations to work together, share best practice and support each other.
Meadow Arts and Royal Worcester Museum take clay and explore it’s form and meaning.
Renowned contemporary artists were invited to explore Weston Park and its history, responding to Capability Brown and James Paine.
We helped StoryHouse create a magical outdoor experience in Chester called Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre.
A collaborative arts experience that sought to interrogate landscape, ritual, and the celebration of archaeology through creative interpretation.
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