GINKGO PROJECTS IS AN iNDEPENDENT pUBLIC ART aND CULTURAL PRODUCER.

 

We create opportunities for artists and designers to work closely with clients and communities to build and reveal places that have a sense of narrative, distinctiveness and identity.

 

CURRENT PROJECTS

A ceramic artwork by Matthew Raw for Bristol’s Feeder Canal

Artist Feral Practice is researching various aspects of the River Tone as part of 'Tonal

A collaborative, community-engaged project by artists Charli Clark and Sylvia Rimat

A collaborative music project led by composer Liam Taylor-West inspired by the River Malago and Bedminster Green, South Bristol

Art and design studio Denman+Gould’s habitat-supporting artwork at Cribbs Causeway

Bristol-based restorative poet Leeza Awojobi’s artist residency explores the evolving identity of Bedminster Green, South Bristol

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.

Listen to a new river podcast

Created by artist Feral Practice, Tonal is an audio project at the intersection of art and ecology, uncovering stories of rivers nationwide with a special focus on the River Tone in Somerset. Supported by a bursary from the Firepool Centre for Digital Innovation (FCDI) and produced by Ginkgo Projects.

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