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'The BandStand Project' Edinburgh, 2018
AS I WALK. I GLIMPSE. I HEAR.
'The BandStand Project' explores 8 bandstand sites around Edinburgh & Musselburgh of old and existing bandstand spaces. Commissioned sound artist: Ross Whyte, working with Portobello Community Choir. Lyrics by Rosy Naylor. Funded by The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and City of Edinburgh Council.
See full information about the project and app at www.bandstandproject.co.uk
'EdgeLands' Edinburgh, 2017
by the edge of the sea, by the edge of the city
      
'EdgeLands', curated by Rosy Naylor | 1-10.09.17
Art Walk Porty 2017's curated programme involved 14 artists commissioned to make temporary works responding to the edgelands around portobello and seafield, the coastline of Edinburgh. The project took visitors on a walk from A449 Architects artspace (on Portobello High Street) to Meadows Yard Nature Reserve, a lesser known public space in Craigentinny, with publicly-sited installations along the route.
The project was funded by Awards for All Scotland and Hope Scott Trust.
Images l-r: project newspaper, Deirdre Macleod, Dan Sambo, Jenny Pope, Abi Lewis, Fiona Hermse, Here+Now
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'Inside Lane' Lenzie, 2017 | 06.05-30.06.17
        
'Inside Lane', curated by Rosy Naylor
A two-month art engagement project funded by Sustrans Scotland and East Dunbartonshire Council, to create a series of temporary artworks across Lenzie. Artists commissioned were Jacqueline Donachie, Deirdre Macleod, Nathalie Holbrook and City of Play. Works exhibited in the public spaces of Lenzie centre, Lenzie Moss and Strathkelvin Railway Path, with accompanying project newspaper.
'Inside Lane' represented an enquiry around the public space of Lenzie, bringing together a collection of artists' installations, temporary street interventions, writings, photography and conversations evolving over a two-month period, drawing upon transitions through Lenzie and its surrounding areas of Woodilee and Lenzie Moss. It connected up disparate, sometimes hidden, places and uses, inviting the public to think about their ways through their public space, relating to local resident, pedestrian, cyclist and car user.
Images l-r: project posters at Lenzie Station, project newspaper, Deirdre Macleod 'Common Ground', City of Play, Jacqueline Donachie, Nathalie Holbrook
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'Journey Lines' Edinburgh 2016 | 1.8-30.9.16
     
ArtRail 'Journey Lines', curated by Rosy Naylor
A two-month project funded by ScotRail held 1st Aug-30th September 2016 involving site specific works at 4 locations in and around working and disused railway stations, Brunstane & Portobello, Edinburgh. Artists commissioned Chris Dooks, Deirdre Macleod, Andy Pringle, Felicity Bristow+Mark Timmins. Works exhibited at A449 Architects, Brunstane Station, St Marks Church, Portobello Library and The Skylark.
Images l-r: project newspaper, A449 Architects exhibition, Chris Dooks St Marks Church, Andy Pringle (near to site Joppa Station), Deirdre Macleod, project publicity (old photograph Portobello Station).
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