The Kings Gate Garden, Amesbury. Design by Juliet Haysom
Spine Wall, Beyond Walls, Edinburgh. Peter Marigold
IN THIS PLACE... Artist commissions in Clarendon, Hove
Lightplay, Torquay. Michael Grubb Studio and Anouk Mercier
Cycle shelter, New South Glasgow Hospitals, Glasgow
Conversations in Making, Stonehenge, Linda Brothwell
CAMHS bedroom, Royal Hospital for Sick Children and Young People. Projects Office
‘Impressions’, Wavelength, Torquay. Limbic Studio
‘Illumaphonium, Wavelength, Torquay. Michael Davis
CURRENT PROJECTS
A new artistic programme by Bristol-based producing organisation MAYK, commissioned by Ginkgo Projects
One of the largest art in healthcare programmes in the UK
A new community garden in Kings Gate, Amesbury designed by artist Juliet Haysom
A public art programme in Bristol’s Silverthorne Lane development
Art and design studio Denman+Gould’s habitat-supporting artwork at Cribbs Causeway
Art strategy for a new Health and Care Centre for Clydebank, Glasgow
OUR PRACTiCE
We develop art strategies and cultural development plans for large- and small-scale projects to build cultural partnerships and produce projects that are distinctive and memorable.
Through working with artists, designers and makers, we create real opportunities for a sense of place to be enhanced within both new and existing single buildings and large-scale complexes.
We work collaboratively, often through co-design processes, to build an authentic sense of narrative, place and distinctiveness across urban and rural environments.
From temporary installations to exhibitions and live experiences, we develop projects that create new and perhaps unexpected cultural perspectives.
BEHIND THE SCENES WITH DENMAN+GOULD
Go behind the scenes at Denman+Gould’s Dorset studio as they build their largest sculpture to date: a habitat-supporting sculpture called Cribbs Canopy. Commissioned by Ginkgo Projects for Site 20, Cribbs Causeway, Bristol.
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