Artists Announced for Decommissioning the 20th Century Research Project

Urban Wilderness CIC are delighted to announce the successful artists who will be working at Fawley, Southhampton, and West Burton, Gainsborough

NewsJenny Harper12 July 2021artist commissions, artists, arts jobs, filmmakers, filmmaking, heritage, power station, west burton, fawley, Keele University, industry, greening energy, post-industrial, socially engaged art, socially engaged artist, research

Wastelands Symposium: Public Art Now!

What is public art, what can it be and where can it take place in a post-pandemic world?

NewsJenny Harper28 June 2021public art, public art now, public space, collaborative, artists, artist commissions, diverse, placemaking, under-served

Wastelands: 2021 Artist Cohort Announced

Urban Wilderness are delighted to announce the 2021 cohort of artists who will be working with them on the six-months development programme ‘Wastelands: Public Art Now!’

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Wastelands

We are proud to present our Wastelands project from Summer 2020. We commissioned 5 artists to create new work in response to lockdown and their local green spaces. View the website here - wastelands.online