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Junction Festival... work in progress!

In the background, we're still busily working away on projects and hammering out all the data we collected in various forms from CTW2012 - however we're also working on a small installation that is part of Junction Festival happening in Wolverhampton this weekend... no spoilers as such, as we're not hugely sure our strange ambitions will work as we've imagined - but here are two sneaky peeks, and we're not saying how these two are linked yet!


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Contacting the World 2012 - super duper busy bees!

We've finally unpacked the car from our incredible week in Manchester at Contact, working at Contacting the World 2012 - an international youth theatre festival.  It was incredible, and our brains have been stretched beyond all recognition - though workshops and performances and discussions and visiting companies.  All of this now needs to be filtered and our brains reformatted so that we can coherently create a report of everything that happened.

However, in the meantime, I'm slowly siphoning off images from the week.  I wanted to capture movement and energy from the festival, and feel like this first set does a reasonably adequate job.  It was a workshop run by Wordsmiths - a participating company from Trinidad and Tobago - and they got everybody moving with sticks.

(There's a lot more to come, but this will be a slow and steady process!)

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rumblings of change

Just a teeny tiny heads up - our site is currently on tenterhooks awaiting a few changes and overhauls to be made (it's starting to look a bit dusty after all.. :) and along with that, a few changes to the structure of Frilly itself... which will be revealed in time!  As we're still just a two-girl front, these things take time and have to be juggled amongst other jobs, but we're getting there.

Exciting news to be told includes:

 

  • public art developments
  • our first arts & health resource nearing completion
  • organisational developments
  • ambitions ambitions ambitions
  • a forked prong approach to the future!

 

..and so that this isn't just text, I'll finish this brief update with a random photo of a donkey called Pascoe who we were lucky enough to meet in Sutton Park at the Elizabeth Svendsen Trust - he was born in *1979* and is amazing!  I love organisations that do amazing things, like these guys do. :)

 

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