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Art at the Centre is a pioneering scheme funded by Swale Borough Council, Arts Council South East and Kent County Council. It seeks to embed creativity within regeneration practice across the region, engaging artists to develop projects and community events in the heart of key projects across the Borough. Art at the Centre aims to contribute to regeneration teams that cut across Council departments, as well as the public, private and voluntary sectors, with a belief that sustainable regeneration needs to invest in people as much as places.

The Aims of Art at the Centre
 

Aim 1: To develop an exemplary model of how art can become an integral part of the regeneration process

Aim 2: To stimulate involvement and engagement of local communities in the regeneration process

Aim 3: To establish a greater reputation for quality art (both public art and arts activities)

Aim 4: To facilitate and enhance artists’ collective presence as a creative industry

Aim 5: To recognise and capture the existing qualities and identity of the area

Aim 6: To forge partnerships and create networks

 

Superconductor
Architecture Week Project 2007

The Haunting, Performance by Big Fish Arts, Whitstable Biennale 2008

Ceramic residency artist Jose Den Hartog

Invasion project 2007

Folkestone Triennial Study Trip, 2008

Studio & Creative Workshop Spaces

Chisel it! Workshops, Rushenden April 2010

Seaside Stories Ceramics Workshops

Rosa Ainsley's Bus stop Library as part of Leysdown Rose-tinted project

'Rushenden Castle' proposal by Simon Barker

The Big Sheep Event, 17th Oct 2009

Jim Allchin Hero Easy Hour Show at Castle Gallery, 2008

 

Tate Modern Study Trip, 2006