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Social Projects Archive

Since 2019, we’ve been collaborating with our neighbours to run joyful creative activities in SE London. Lots of these activities happen at Old Kent Road Arts Club, the project space we opened in 2021 thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign. Here you can scroll through everything we’ve ever done, or navigate to these specific projects:

Project Market, Big FAT Talent Show, Soft Skills, CONGEE at Behold!, Festive Market, CONGEE at SET Lewisham, The Hat Makers, Open House Festival, Summer Exhibition, Giant Book of Faces, Young Artists Club, Community Platform, Second Life Club, OKR Arts Club Opening Party, Southwark Rooms, F.A.T. Studio at AMP Gallery

Project Market

August 2023

As part of Staffordshire St gallery’s Festival of Community, we organised a ‘Project Market’, where local groups could showcase their community projects / initiatives / clubs. The aim was to support people who run projects, by connecting them with new audiences and celebrating the work they do.

In the lead up to the market, we ran a free 3D-sign making workshop where stallholders were invited to come and make individual papier-mâché emblems that symbolized their project. These emblems were the hung above the stalls at the market and helped guests navigate the space.

Neighbours chatting about projects! Excellent photo by Sophie le Roux // www.sleroux.com Emblem for Step Out Mentors. Photo by Sophie le Roux // www.sleroux.com Daisy and Felix from the SE(e)-ing, a photography project that supports young people to use their voice in the context of redevelopment/gentrification in Southwark Designers representing F*ck Fast Fashion Alfie and Paul from Surrey Canal Road Fruit Commons, who are on a mission to grow the fruitiest street in London. Badges for the SCR Fruit Commons. Photo by Sophie le Roux // www.sleroux.com Phil and his family, making the fantastic shoe emblem, that represents the work of Step Out Mentors Ros Wilson and Fredde Lanka from Queer Youth Arts Collective making giant pencil!


Big FAT Talent Show

April 2023

Every year, F.A.T. Studio organises a talent show and 2023 marked our biggest one yet! We were lucky enough to be given access to SET Social in Peckham, where we bought together some seriously talented legends from around the area. From to poetry to puppetry, phone-book ripping to improvised dance, it was a night to remember – people literally spent the whole evening cheering each other on and marvelling at such rich local talent!

Thank you to every single person who helped make this night so special! And to Teo Della Torre and Natanya Mark for the excellent documentation.

The adoring crowd! Photo by Ted Della Torre Talent Show Darcy Dixon with some of the other performers. Holding up the grand prize trophy made by Eleni Papazoglou. Photo by Ted Della Torre. Claire Brincat mid hula hoop extravaganza. Photo by Teo Della Torre. Poet Jordan Minga, back on the Talent Show stage once again. Photo by Ted Della Torre.
 

Short film made by Natanya Mark

UK's largest burek, by co-host Mystic Burek Serving up Burek! 3D animated burek face, used in the online call out for performers. Made by Sophie Gate and Nathan Bather. The legendary Aaron aka 'Nunhead Elvis'. Photo by Ted Della Torre. Co-hosts Nat and Nate Co-hosts Rach and Soph Merchandise screen printed on Old Kent Road Each performer won a handmade puter medal made by Rachel Sale and Sarah Jury in their kitchen Poster! The best crowd! Photo by Ted Della Torre.


Soft Skills

March 2023

As creative-in-residence at Old Kent Road Arts Club, artist/design Naho Matsuda ran workshops for local students and young people in which they designed their own, unique, fan scarves inspired by their future dreams and aspirations. Naho worked with children from Phoenix Primary School, teenagers from Treasure House CIC and other local teenagers who were interested in taking part.

This was the second project in the OKR Arts Club Residency Programme,
which was supported by the Southwark Council Neighbourhood Fund 22/23.

Photographs courtesy of Naho Matsuda. 

Naho also interviewed local astrologist Israel Ajose as part of the Soft Skills project. Scarf designs on display at the celebration event, where the young designers could come and collect their scarves, which were manufactured in Germany. Amazing project cake made by Naho's friend Stine Keinicke Naho teaching some basic design skills to local teenagers during the workshops



CONGEE
at Behold! a show about touch

March 2023

Collaborating again with our friend, the artist Alastair Kwan, we ran another installment of CONGEE; a ‘living sculpture’ that aims to transform galleries into welcoming meeting spaces. This time the temporary canteen was set up at the entrance to Behold! – a group show about touch – at Hypha Studio’s exhibition space in central London. Alastair cooked and served hot, Hong Kong style congee to exhibition visitors and the local public for 5 days, until the installation was sadly closed down by the landlords (The Crown Estate), raising questions about censorship and the politics of ‘meanwhile space’ in London. 

We worked with Alastair to design the projects graphic identity and organised a meet-up for artists who run project spaces in London. 

Opening night of Behold!



Short film about CONGEE at Behold! by Natanya Mark
Riso printed menu Alastair with the menus we made together After CONGEE got closed down, we created this table display which stood in the gallery space for the remainder of the show.
   

Festive Market

December 2022

We ran our second market event during a cold month of December. Thanks to generous hosting by our friends at Staffordshire St gallery we were able to offer over 30 local makers a stall where they could sell their wares. It was a merry affair. 

Poster for our Festive Market at Staffordshire St. Nicola and half of Theo of at the Festive Market. Zhao Zilan and Ros Reid at the Festive Market. Tommy B making sales. Cherrie making and selling at the same time. Kate and Bridge. The best Börek in SE London (Mystic Börek). Homemade hot sauce by Charlie and Matilda. Peas Press selling beautiful prints. Happy customers buying OKR Arts Club upcycled T-shirts.

Congee

November 2022

As part of Lewisham Borough of Culture 2022, we worked with artist Alastair Kwan on a project called CONGEE. Together we transformed the gallery space at SET Lewisham into a temporary canteen in which Alastair cooked and served Hong Kong style congee (a savoury rice porridge dish widely eaten across East Asia) between 9am-4pm each day. At the same time as being a sort of ‘living sculpture’ the CONGEE canteen played host to a programme of events led by other artists and local organisations. The space became a meeting point, engaging the local community in Lewisham, East South-East Asian diaspora, and celebrating the amazing diversity of London’s neighbourhoods. You can see more of Alastair’s work here.

Opening night of CONGEE at SET Lewisham. Playtesting 'Congee as Game' a card game created by William Wong in response to CONGEE. The Riso printed menu for CONGEE. A perfect bowl of CONGEE. Polam Lam and his mother Janice Lam running 'Scent from Memories' a corsage making workshop at the CONGEE canteen. Happy diners at CONGEE. Alastair standing next to fellow artists Yeu-Lai Mo, Polam Chan and Yeu-Lai's friend. Alastair live-streaming with Doreen from the ELAM Foundation, who went on to run a health focussed event at the CONGEE canteen. Alastair serving up his Hong Kong-style Congee.


November 2022

In response to the cost of living crisis and in honour of Old Kent Road’s history of manufacturing, Ros Reid (a local hat maker) transformed Old Kent Road Arts Club into a hat making workshop for 5 winter weeks. People of all ages gathered to make warm winter hats that were then donated to Manna Society, a nearby day centre for homeless people. Some people brought their existing textile skills with them and created hats alongside Ros. Others were taught by Ros, learning basic pattern-cutting and sewing skills through the making of a beanie hat.

This was the first project of the OKR Arts Club Residency Programme,
which is supported by the Southwark Council Neighbourhood Fund 22/23.

The Hat Makers studio. Queen Ros getting crowned by Amy and Paul. Making hats together. Learning basic pattern cutting skills, 2022 A stack of hand-made winter hats, ready to be donated, 2022 Special guest hat maker Alva Clifford Wilson giving a master class on berets, during The Hat Makers project, 2022 Knitting hats, 2022 Hat makers unite! Hat makers sharing skills. Rachel and Ros at the Manna Society, a day centre for homeless people, where the hats were donated. Ros handing over the hats to Paddy and Bandi from the Manna Society.

Open House Festival

September 2022

We took part in Open House Festival 2022 (one of the best festivals in London and beyond). We opened the doors of the Old Kent Road Arts Club for visiting guests, ran a screenprinting station and displayed all the great work made at the club that year.

Jeanette and Joy with their screenprinted OKR Arts Club T-shirt (size L), during our open studio session for Open House Festival. Architect Katie Campbell did a amazing uni project about Old Kent Road, which she shared with the public at OKR Arts Club during Open House Festival 2022.

Summer Exhibition

July 2022

To celebrate 1 whole year of the Old Kent Road Arts Club we had a summer exhibition, talent show and party. We also made a book called Old Kent Road Arts Club: a year in objects which we launched on the opening night.

Rachel Davey making the OKR Arts Club book. Olivia, Tom and Soph helping to make books. Kate setting up the Y.A.C. exhibit at our Summer Exhibition. The sticker sheet invitation. Rachel drawing a giant Second Life Club clubcard. The legendary Aaron & Sarah's bar! Book making crew. Jane with the OKR Arts Club book, during the Summer Exhibition. Documentation of Community Platform. Another talent show legend Jordan Minga, performing a beautiful poem at our Summer Exhibition. Documentation of Community Platform and Second Life Club. Photographs by Y.A.C. More documentation of Community Platform and Second Life Club. Quilted blanket by Second Life Clubber Leo. Bug selling beautiful prints and books during the OKR Arts Club Summer Exhibition. Jesse serving up delicious food. Stacy from Y.A.C. at the exhibition. Rachel giving a thank you speech before the raffle. Talent show staple Henry Stringer, blowing up a hot water bottle with his giant lungs at our Summer Exhibition. Some of the Second Life Club at the Summer Exhibition. Mystic selling her cocktails late into the night. Soph and Rach performing cats cradle at the Summer Exhibition. Stella screen printing her T-shirts.


Giant Book of Faces

July 2022

On a hot day in July we ran a portrait drawing stand at Kennington Park Festival. People were encouraged to draw portraits of themselves or of each other and then all the portraits got compiled into a massive book and donated to a nearby library.

2 lads drawing each other at our 'Giant Book of Faces' portrait drawing stand at Kennington Park Festival. More portraits at Kennington Park Festival.

2021-2022

Y.A.C. was a bimonthly arts club for young people aged 15-18 and local to the area. The aim of these sessions was to collaborate with artists from the local area and provide free workshops for young people. We wanted to form a creative space where the content was formed by the members, allowing them to take ownership over the group. The club’s activities have been shaped by the interests of the members and mostly consisted of special guest workshops led by local creatives and exhibition visits. Over the year we explored augmented reality, screen printing, used a professional photography studio, generated collaborative comics, created our own radio show and built a stage set, plus much more.

“As a teacher in a college, the impact of the pandemic on young people in particular, has felt overwhelmingly profound. As a result, I wanted to create an informal space where young people could feel welcomed, and hopefully form new friendships and connections with other people in the local community. As the programme has evolved and changed shape, the core of YAC has stayed the same – to nourish each individual’s creativity, connect with a local arts community and move away from a traditional arts curriculum.. but most importantly, have fun!! I have gotten to know a group of thoughtful and heartfelt young people over the past year and learned so much in the process. Thank you to all those who have been involved.”
Kate Ducker, Y.A.C. leader

Young Artists Club was made possible thanks to kind support from crowdfunders and a project grant from the GLA.

A painting of Y.A.C. by club leader Kate Ducker. Designer Olivia Ema presenting her work to Y.A.C. Ade and Victoria lino printing. Bakarina, Idris and Kate flying homemade kites in Bridgehouse Meadows. Film crew for Monster Chetwynd's new film. Kate and Ade making kites. Design session with Y.A.C. in which we collectively worked on a set of graphics for South London Cares to use on their new tote bags. Some Y.A.C. members with their own screenprinted T-shirts. Grace and Olu on our Xmas exhibition trip to 180 Stand. Y.A.C. crew painting in the sun filled studio, 2021 Maria from Ricebox Studios leading the AR workshop. Augmented reality workshop with Ricebox Studios. Learning about photography studio set ups at Gareth Thomas' studio. Xmas cards made by the Young Artists Club for the Xmas market. Destiny talking about her idea for the Y.A.C. mural. Nadina with Y.A.C. in front of the unpainted mural wall. Nadina Ali mapping up a mural that she designed in collaboration with Y.A.C. Nadina with Stacy and Tamara from Y.A.C. mid mural painting. Nadina with the almost finished mural. Y.A.C. on a visit to Gareth Thomas' photography studio. Learning about photography studio set ups. Bottle candle made in a Y.A.C. session. Y.A.C. on a trip to see William Scott at Studio Voltaire. A classic Y.A.C. session. Making comics. Bridget Meyne demonstrating Fimo keyring making. Y.A.C. in Chinatown! Y.A.C. instead a Monster Chetwynd sculpture during a trip to the 'Testament' show at Goldsmiths CCA. Bakarina from Y.A.C. making a poetic review of the 'Testament' show at Goldsmiths CCA. The finished review, which we posted to Goldsmiths CCA. Y.A.C. legends in the rain. Y.A.C. workshop with guest illustrator Leyla Reynolds.

Community Platform

2021-2022

Community Platform was a programme that we ran at OKR Arts Club from 2021–2022. It was essentially a monthly slot in the club’s calendar, in which anyone that lived or worked locally to the space could run their own event, with our support. We advertised the opportunity locally, mainly through flyering and got all sorts of ideas coming back in response. It was a really eclectic year of events and it was a pleasure to work with so many enthusiastic, creative people who have a connection to Old Kent Road.

“In the context of the Old Kent Road regeneration, it’s important that people who live and work here are able to have an impact on what happens locally. We wanted to make space for people to instigate, teach and share the things that were important to them. Community Platform offered a small space for people to test out their ideas, start conversations and grow confidence in their ability to make a difference.”
Rachel Sale, Community Platform Leader

The programme, along with the other activities in OKR Arts Club’s first year, was made possible thanks to kind support from crowdfunders and a project grant from the GLA.

Artist Sadegh Aleadmad running the first Community Platform workshop 'Discovering OKR in Mirrors'. Poster for Sadegh's workshop. Photograph taken during Sadegh's workshop. Photograph taken by Jordan Minga during Sadegh's workshop. Poster for 'Going Public' workshop. 'Going Public' workshoppers and leader Evelina. Group discussing ideas during 'Going Public' a sculpture workshop led by Evelina Hägglund. Part of Community Platform. Father and daughter making mini public sculptures from clay back at the studio. Bringing clay sculptures out into Old Kent Road to be photographed in situ (later to be uploaded onto Google Maps) during the 'Going Public' workshop. 'The Cool Pool' public sculpture for Bridgehouse Meadows, by Ellie. 'Girl Looking Up' public sculpture for the OKR gas tower, by Hyde. 'The Doll' public sculpture for South Bermondsey Road, by Jake. Workshop Dreaming resource for Community Platform leaders. London Design Festival visitors. Sophie serving Caitlin McCarthy at 'Aaron and Sarah's Bar' during London Design Festival. Fabb Questions sticker set. A small project that encouraged questioning, for London Design Festival. Meave and Rosie with their textile poster that advertised their screen printing workshop. Maeve and Rosie from Giant Triplets demonstrating how to print together. Testing out monoprinting with silkscreen during the screenprinting workshop led by Giant Triplets. Second Life Club T-shirt, printed at a Community Platform event led by Giant Triplets. Playing with colours. 2 layer silkscreen printing. Happy printer who made a T-shirt for his child. Children colouring in during Nikcarl's comic book workshop; a Community Platform event. Our youngest ever workshop participant (2 years old) during Nikcarl's comics / bubble writing session. Flaminia from Design, Print, Bind giving self-publishing advice during her Community Platform event. Poster for World Wide Words, made by putting a lipstick in a plotter. Hillary Juma welcoming people to her Community Platform event World Wide Words. Group sharing thoughts at World Wide Words. Hillary with some of the artworks created at World Wide Words. Rachel working with a group of local youngsters who were entering a competition to redesign the play area on the Tustin Estate. Creating concept drawings for the competition. Local school children making giant 'emotion maps' during a Community Platform workshop organised by local producers/researchers Gold Host. Lino prints made during a Community Platform workshop led by Abi Chapman, a local student who founded The Accessibility Project. The workshop created space for discussion around accessibility within arts organisations and within individual lives. Print by Amy Smith, made at an accessibility focussed lino printing workshop run by Abi Chapman, founder of The Accessibility Project. Staff from Drawing Room and F.A.T. Studio at a lino printing workshop run by The Accessibility Project. The legend Misty Ingram from the Drawing Room, blowing out birthday candles during a lino printing workshop. 'An equally uncomfortable man's shoe' from Vicky Gerrard's workshop Rebellious Objects. Various Community Platform leaders gathering to reflect on their projects at a workshop led by Rachel Davey. Ros running an summer hat upcycling workshop with lovely people from the South London Cares network. Giulia at 'Mask Making for your Dancing Alter Ego' a workshop led by Addy Stevenson as part of our collaboration with South London Cares.

Second Life Club

2021-2022

Second Life Club was a craft club open to anyone in the local area who wanted to share or learn a skill, with a focus on sustainable making. We met each week on a Wednesday evening from 6-9pm at OKR Arts Club. People found out about the sessions from local flyering and posters we put up on bus stops, social media and word of mouth. Each week we welcomed 8-10 people into our small studio space, to come together, learn from one another and share space. Some people came regularly, some people came once. In total we welcomed nearly 100 people. There was a Whatsapp group to sign up for the sessions; they filled up within minutes of opening. Sessions de-privileged outcome, and were all about giving something a go, learning from each other - and having a good time! New friendships were formed; it was a space where respect was key and everyone was welcome.

“I started ‘Postcards from Today’ to try and document the energy of what was happening in this space. At the end of each session, each person would make a postcard incorporating whatever was left on the table to welcome someone coming to a future session. Often there would be a funny slogan that had come about during that session, or a snack that had been enjoyed that would be incorporated into the postcard. These were then handed out at the start of the next session, as a talismanic guiding card - an inclusivity tool within a shifting co-created space.

SLC also met once a month on a Sunday where we ran either a collaborative event, social, more formal taught workshop, or an exhibition visit. We learnt traditional Sashiko mending taught by Yiran and supported by Shunji, we learnt leather sewing taught by Nathan S. We ran a Spaghetti Seance for our Halloween Social, where SLC members made fresh pasta with Project Natty and Guilia, showcased works, enjoyed cocktails from Aaron & Sarah’s bar and did a weaving skill share. We ran a pizza pop up with Teo’s pizza at Jupiter Woods gallery. Dagne made us collaborative looms which took up residency at Free Movements day parties at Avalon Cafe. We made talismans on our Easter walk.

Whole new friendship groups have been formed, and hopefully the crafts will continue to connect people together. OKR is brimming with energy, and these moments of life and learning shared during this year will always be so special for me. Here’s to another year, led by SLC slogans: play; devil’s candy; ideal sticky point; babybel cat; wood you like to have some fun; up + down; u r a star; aren’t hands great.”
Natanya Mark, Second Life Club Leader

Second Life Club was possible thanks to kind support from crowdfunders plus grants from the GLA and Veolia.

A classic Second Life Club scene. Talisman making workshop on Easter Sunday. Cherrie running a skill-share session on interfacing at Second Life Club. Nathan and Jordan at SLC. Some of Second Life Club celebrating summer outside the OKR Arts Club. Teo's pizza making workshop at Jupiter Woods. Teo guiding the pizza making. Pizza workshop! Eating homemade pizza. A candle making skill-share session at Second Life Club. Dipped candles made by the group. Lorna holding up her interfacing piece at Second Life Club. Group weaving at Second Life Club. Second Life Sunday: sashiko workshop. Crochetting at Second Life Club. Embroidery at Second Life Club. Weaving skill-share at Second Life Club. Second Life Sunday: leather sewing workshop. Second Life Club member filling in their club card. Magic at Second Life Club. Knitting skill-share at Second Life Club. Pasta making in the studio during the Second Life Club Halloween Social: Spaghetti Séance. Nat and Nathan serving up the pasta during the Second Life Club Halloween Social: Spaghetti Séance. Good times at Second Life Club. Second Life Club session. Darning skill-share at Second Life Club. Nat saying hello to new Second Life Club members. Second Life Club open evening. Second Life Club opening evening. Second Life Club opening evening.



OKR Arts Club Opening Party

July 2021

After a 3 month crowdfunding campaign and a grant from the GLA, we were able to renovate our studio and open it up as Old Kent Road Arts Club – a community-focussed project space that aimed to welcome and support people living / working in the nearby area. At a critical time in the area’s history, the idea was to help strengthen cultural and creative presence on OKR and have a good time doing it.

Sawdu Prussia killing it at the OKR Arts Club opening party talent show. 'Shieva on Fire' playing at the opening party, with set design by Y.A.C. Nathan and Sophie trying to hang a banner on a wall (they succeeded). Nazia running a bunting making workshop during the opening party. Hilb from Biblioteka at his stall during the opening party. Local legend Speedie aka London Magpie, selling his upcycled wares at the opening party. Another local upcycling legend, Nicola Reid, selling here jewellery at the opening party. James Lenton running is project 'Draw Yourself' at the opening party. Stage crew Henry and Nathan, celebrating with lemonade the day after the opening party. Audio Visual wizards Foxy and Rhys, at the opening party. Iconic Mystic Borek, selling the good stuff at the opening party. Kate with the cat cake head, opening party. Local producers/researchers Gold Host, at their info stall during the opening party. Henry and Kate in the moment we realised the trailer could be a stage.


Southwark Rooms

July 2020

Southwark Rooms was an online community art project that ran from June to July 2020 – towards the end of the first wave of coronavirus in the UK. The project encouraged Southwark residents to reflect on the rooms that they'd been spending so much time in during lockdown and make an artwork about their experience.

We created a website for the project, which was full of inspiring references and recorded words of encouragement from local artists. We also put together a project-related workshop that primary school children could do from home, enabling them to participate in the project and submit artwork to the online gallery. The online gallery was also hosted on the website and is still available to view here.

Click right to see more of the online gallery.


F.A.T. Studio at AMP Gallery

November 2019

We launched F.A.T. Studio in 2019 with a month-long programme of public events at AMP Gallery in Peckham. We worked with 23 local creatives to run 23 events over 23 days. Through these events, the group of creatives were able to open up their practices to local audiences and the space became a temporary hub for skill sharing and idea generation. During the month, lots of new and positive connections were made and many of them have developed over the years since. It was a fantastic way to kick-off F.A.T. Studio.

Programme pamphlet Thrive London podcast, recorded live at the gallery The launch of mobile gallery space On Wheels. By Ros Wilson and Eleni Papazoglou. Photographed by Em Cole. Riso printing poster workshop for all event leaders. Kirsty Purnell and Kate Ducker making a poster for their dance workshop The Circle Dance. Bridget Meyne mixing papier-mâché paste at Mâchélogical Creatures, a 2-part workshop for children. Run in collaboration with Matt Swan. Henry Stringer preparing to bend a car door in half during the project opening party. Drawing up ideas for future events during a community consultation session. Keyrings made at Emilia Alstrup's incredible 'Cast Your Own Finger' casting workshop. Guests tucking into to some homemade stew before sharing stories at Phillip Speakman's event 'Tell'. F.A.T. Studio launch cake made be co-directors Rachel Davey and Kate Ducker. Advertisment for Tommy Brentnall's 'Alternative Printing' workshop, in which people learnt to print with unusual machines. Will Bindley welcoming guests to a the launch of Tendencies 2, a socialist bulletin about art, football, poetry, politics, people and fashion. A Mâchélogical creature. Candle Hirst performing at 'Giza Crack' comedy night. A choreography drawing at Kirsty Purnell's workshop 'The Circle Dance' which was kindly hosted at Black Prince Trust basketball court. The group drawing dance patterns at 'The Circle Dance' with Kirsty Purnell and Kate Ducker. Children painting at part 2 of the 'Mâchélogical Creatures' workshop. Maeve O'brian printing copies of Tendencies 2, live at the launch event. Installation by Eilis Searson, for the launch event of Tendencies 2. Important cups of tea at a Chatty Wednesday. A visit from UCA Farnham Illustration students who went on to run a workshop at the gallery. One side of a newsletter we made during the project, which gathered scraps of information about each of the events that had taken place. Big sign for Chatty Wednesdays. Lewys Holt and Eleanor Sikorski performing improv comedy at Giza Crack comedy night. Emily Baker running 'Skills with Drills' a DIY workshop for women. A rare picture of the infamous Chess Night. Rachel Davey with a window display that advertised a reading group organised by Against the Run of Play. Sticker for exhibitors at the Bring Your Own Art Exhibition. Playing chess. A 'Bring Your Own Art' exhibitor who came all the way from Portsmouth. Playing 'The Innocents' a role play game based on Old Kent Road, by Tom Kemp. Poster for the launch of Ossian the Second, designed by Maria Pestana Teixeira. Guests playing giant twister at Giza Crack comedy night. Stand up comedy at Giza Crack comedy night. Keisha showing her work at 'Bring Your Own Art 2'. Cultural Field: Femxle Footballers Own the Pitch – a workshop by Jessie Krish, Eleni Papazoglou and us. Jack Fawdry–Tatham running a printmaking workshop using a pastamaker at a nearby primary school. 2 exhibitors at Bring Your Own Art exhibition. Badge makers displaying their work at 'Art on my Sleeve' a workshop by Drawing People Together. A football pitch cake made for the Cultural Field workshop. People learning to code webtoys with local coders in a workshop led by Jack Wild and friends. UCA Farnham students running their first public workshop using portable exhibition space On Wheels. Natanya Mark running a Creativity and Inclusion meeting at the nearby Walworth Living Room. A 'thanks for coming' sticker that all project guests received at the closing party.