Sandra
North Tyneside Community Hubs and Libraries invited local people of all ages and backgrounds to take part in a community-led project.
Sandra
North Tyneside Community Hubs and Libraries invited local people of all ages and backgrounds to take part in a community-led project.
Pauline
River to Freedom used the long history of the River Tyne as a starting point to explore ideas of freedom, resulting in collaborative creative work made by local and library community groups, supported by artists and shaped by the artforms that emerged through the process.
Barry
The project was shared across existing Community Hubs and Libraries groups, including art, knit and natter, tai chi, reading, writing, and pop-up choirs.
Bryony
Invitations were also extended to wider community organisations such as local history groups, churches, the Walking With refugee charity, young carers, and youth groups, ensuring an intergenerational approach.
Dawn
Johannah’s photographic work focuses on telling stories about people’s lives shaped by the connection to ourselves and to each other. Moving between portraiture and documentary, her practice is characterised by an emotional exploration of what it is to be human. Her central concerns are people, wellbeing, connection and belonging, continually drawing from her own life and experiences working in healthcare.
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