REFractal Revisited July 2014

NN Project Space July 2014 Old Law Beacons Jo Dacombe, Kate Dyer and Carole Miles recreated elements of their sensory walk commissioned by Made in Corby and utilised Miles and Dacombe's INTenz n order to experiment with the wonderful light and space at NN Contemporary.

People played and created with our shiny pebbles, our mirrors and the light, wore our blindfold, listened to our sounds and talked about woodlands, the senses and personal connections with places. 

Listen

Mother of Pearl

 Pebble Intervention in 32 The Guild

We had some good interaction on social media also, both during the weekend and afterwards from people who came to visit. 

Friends of Delapre Abbey were extremely helpful, allowing us to make a connection between the park and N N Project Space


It was a great opportunity to test out ideas and work in an inspiring space. For more images click this link

Join us for Navigational Tools: Ways of Walking Differently

“Three artists walked north, and became Old Law Beacons.”

Back to Books would love you to join artists Jo Dacombe, Kate Dyer and Carole Miles for an informal gathering to consider ways we walk in the world and how to walk like an artist.

Inspired by the artists’ recent adventure exploring Northumberland, the evening is an opportunity for artists, walkers and life’s navigators to discuss ideas about -

the experience of a walk,

       interventions and sense of place,

              connecting and navigating,

                     the tangible and the virtual,

                            and to ask Why do we walk? 

                                and How can we walk differently?

The evening will include refreshments and our home baked nibbles; bring food to share! 

Free, but please book a ticket here so we know how many guests to expect. 

7-9pm, Thursday 5^th December, 

Cranford St Andrew Village Hall , 

Grafton Road, Cranford Kettering NN14 4JE

Event commissioned by Back to Books and funded by Awards For All as part of our current project "Marking Our Tracks"