How to take part in Follies for Follies
Broken Words by Broken Men
As the project grows, there will be opportunities to participate - since the idea behind Follies for Follies revolves around context and stories, I will be looking for your stories, ideas, perceptions, etc. - it would be a lonely lonely project without you! Longer calls for action will be posted on the blog and linked to from here, to keep this page manageable.
For now, I would very much love to hear of your Folly experiences, and any ideas for follies you might have - is there one near you that needs 'follification'? Just use the contact form to get in touch!
Stainborough Castle: A chance to get involved in the Stainborough Castle project - I would love to see children's art work (adults are allowed to play, too), showing their interpretation of Rapunzel's Tower. Read the full blog entry HERE.
Ashton Memorial: I am looking for schools in Lancaster (either primary or secondary) that might be interested in having me come in and work with the children on designs for the smaller pieces of the exhibition, around memory and loss. Read the full blog entry HERE.
Cannon Hall: For a workshop in June, I am looking for people's interpretation of 'Vigil', to be included in the artwork. Read the full blog entry HERE.
For now, I would very much love to hear of your Folly experiences, and any ideas for follies you might have - is there one near you that needs 'follification'? Just use the contact form to get in touch!
Stainborough Castle: A chance to get involved in the Stainborough Castle project - I would love to see children's art work (adults are allowed to play, too), showing their interpretation of Rapunzel's Tower. Read the full blog entry HERE.
Ashton Memorial: I am looking for schools in Lancaster (either primary or secondary) that might be interested in having me come in and work with the children on designs for the smaller pieces of the exhibition, around memory and loss. Read the full blog entry HERE.
Cannon Hall: For a workshop in June, I am looking for people's interpretation of 'Vigil', to be included in the artwork. Read the full blog entry HERE.
