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Gallery Walk Home Residents Partners Resources Our team and partners The residency programme will connect with many individuals, communities and organisations. We have been building the project in consultation with community leaders, regional arts and heritage organisations and professionals with experience of delivering similar projects. Project Management Gallery Walk residencies are managed by Charlie Harrison and Katie Simpson, who have over 15 years experience leading innovative arts projects, working with some of the most exciting creative ideas and practitioners in the UK and internationally. Katie is currently senior curator of exhibitions at Nottingham Contemporary and Charlie is an artist working in creative health, education and research at University College London (UCL). Both grew up in Lincolnshire, with a passion for the area and all it has to offer creatively. After moving to Pinchbeck in 2021, they have been working to connect a regional network and provide more opportunities for creatives to make and share their work. Regional Partner Organisations - confirmed Each resident will have opportunities for mentorship, networking and display. Residencies will be self-led, but have options for dialogue and support with our growing network of regional partner organisations. Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN) East Midlands Link Hub Sleaford Link North Sea Observatory, Chapel Point Link Boston Guildhall Link Boston Gliderdrome Link Lincoln Museum Link Spalding Gentleman's Society Link RSPB Frampton Marsh (informal) Link Regional Partner Organisations - in discussion South and East Lincs Council Partnership NPO Link Ayscoughfee Hall Museum and Gardens Link Community partner organisations - confirmed Each resident will have regular opportunities for community engagement and sharing. Residencies will be self-led, but have options for informal activities and events alongside our growing network of local community organisations. A+E Collaborative Link Pinchbeck Community Hub & Library Link Feathers Teens – supporting neurodivergence in teens and families Link Empire Elite Allstars Link S.H.E.A - Spalding Home Education Association Link Pinchbeck Community Apples Link

Testing Situations (Artworks) 2016 - Present Back

OD Home . Drawings . Paintings . Digital . Prototypes

OD Home . Drawings . Paintings . Digital . Prototypes

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Produce The garden is perfect for growing, fermenting and permaculture. There are some raised beds, an abundance of apples and a lot of potential for more. Over the past three years we've been working on a community apple project to make craft apple juice, cider and hosting an annual wassail event. Home House & Garden Studio Space Produce Skills & Activities Let’s Work Together Get in touch so we can start working together.

Single Yellow Lines 2016 - present Single Yellow Lines is an interdisciplinary project investigating the characteristics of singular painted gestures. Can single painted gestures tell us anything about individual moments of creativity? This project invites people to paint single lines - both controlled and expressive - in artistic, public and experimental contexts. Single Yellow Lines is exploring and recording moments of painterly action in a series of creative environments. Around 500 people have been invited to paint single yellow lines; as part of an art activity at Rare Dementia Support Groups, in one-on-one conversations with artists, scientists, people with dementia and carers, and at public talks and events. The project has been further adapted as part of the “Am I the right way up?” Study investigating balance, movement and perceived verticality for people with Posterior Cortical Atrophy - an atypical form of Alzheimer’s disease which predominantly affects visual and spatial perception. Further artistic experiments using virtual reality and data-as-sound are currently being explored. The project aims to highlight the individuality and complexity contained in a single gesture, whilst also developing innovative techniques and situations for recording, analysing, interpreting and storing artistic and scientific data. This project has been funded by the Created Out of Mind residency at Wellcome Collection, London and UCL. The project will be touring throughout 2019, funded by a Wellcome Public Engagement grant. For further information, exhibitions and screenings, please contact us Touring information can be found here Please click here for lines painted in Virtual Reality using Google Tiltbrush Back

Studio & Accomodation The studio was added by the previous owner, an artist whose family lived on the plot for many years. There are two main walls (8mX3m and 5mX3m), storage and access to a basic range of tables, materials, tools and equipment. The studio also has heaters, a sink, furniture, fridge and freezer. The house is fully furnished and very comfortable, with access to all the usual amenities (bedrooms, bathroom, office, study and lounge) Home House & Garden Studio Space Produce Skills & Activities Let’s Work Together Get in touch so we can start working together.

The Swynnerton Plan, 2015-present This project has included preliminary attempts at paintings based on redacted documents, growing tea and coffee plants from seeds and public distribution of printed information. The Swynnerton Plan of 1954 refers to British colonial agricultural policy in Kenya implemented during the Mau Mau Uprising. The plan aimed to intensify agricultural production through cash crops such as tea and coffee; removing indigenous populations from ancestral lands, redistributing property and displacing hundreds of families. This period of colonialism includes some of the worst atrocities and human rights abuses committed by the British Empire and thousands of documents from this time have been destroyed, hidden or redacted so the truth of these actions (among many others) are still not widely known, acknowledged or included in education about British history. Further links below: Painting studies (pdf) Long Read SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE IN COLONIAL KENYA: THE OFFICIAL MIND AND THE SWYNNERTON PLAN (Anne Thurston) Plantation Struggles in Kenya: Trade Unionism on the Land 1947-63 (David Nicholas Hyde - doctoral thesis) Peasant Response to Agricultural Innovations : Land Consolidation, Agrarian Diversification and Technical Change. The Case of Bungoma District in Western Kenya, 1954-1960. (UCLA International Studies) Short Read The Sywnnerton Plan (Wikipedia) Mau Mau Uprising (Wikipedia) Kenya Colony (Wikipedia) East Africa Protectorate (Wikipedia) Analysis of Western European colonialism and colonization (Wikipedia) Mau Mau case: UK government accepts abuse took place (BBC) Mau Mau case: UK government cannot be held liable (BBC) British Mau Mau abuse papers revealed (BBC) Kenyan Mau Mau uprising documents released (BBC) Britain destroyed records of colonial crimes (Guardian) Put our colonial history on the curriculum – then we’ll understand who we really are (Guardian) Should the history of the British Empire be taught in schools? (BBC) Ethics and empire: an open letter from Oxford scholars (The Conversation) Why we’re fighting to get colonialism taught in British schools (Dazed) Fill In The Blanks (Twitter) Previous Project Painting Homepage

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