22. 11. 10

“Come Together’ by Lucy Mclauchlan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EC-Arts collaborate with artist Lucy McLauchlan to create a temporary artistic intervention utilising the hoardings on Moseley Road.

The project is a result of both EC-Arts objectives to utilise redevelopments within transitional periods, and artist Lucy McLauchlan’s ongoing desire to create a positive impact with her work in the public realm.   Lucy has created ‘Come together’ a theme inspired by the Digbeth community.   Her infamous bird murals depict ‘community’ to  counterbalance the wasteland the site envelops.

Volunteers and service users of IWIC (engaging socially isolated Irish people across Birmingham) participated within the preparation of the hoardings, cleaning the area and cheerfully painting them on a very cold day.

The project was sponsored by Birmingham Joinery, and supported by Irish Welfare Information Centre  & Birmingham Irish Community Forum

With special thanks to Micky Rice, Michelle Aucott and Jake Genockey for his brilliant work as usual!

2 Responses to ““Come Together’ by Lucy Mclauchlan

i find these drawings/paintings really inspiring… I am currently a year 11 student at NB Academy in birmingham and i have seen these drawing on the libary… As my aritist reserch i used your drawings/paintings result mine is like yours but on a smaller scale and ive used different textures… I dont copy but i take ideas as they really inspire me :) i hope too achive good grades…

Leander-Louise ( February 27, 2012 at 12:57 pm )

Get in touch we would love to speak to you

EC-Arts ( March 23, 2012 at 10:46 pm )

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