
Nightmare on Flood Street was a project that involved animator Mark Jobe of Quay Productions and creative writer Niel Bushnell working with Year 8 Pupils at Macmillan Academy to create an animation about the risk of flooding.
Nightmare on Flood Street was a project that involved animator Mark Jobe of Quay Productions and creative writer Niel Bushnell working with Year 8 Pupils at Macmillan Academy to create an animation about the risk of flooding.
Posted on 22/03/2016
This page is about a public sculpture that is called “Solid State” and was produced by John Maine.
Posted on 07/03/2016
A gantry-like structure suggestive of the forms of Cleveland’s steel rolling mills and Tees Transporter Bridge, sculpted by Roy Kitchin.
Posted on 07/03/2016
One of a series of permanent craftworks along the Teesdale Way, a riverside footpath between Cargo Fleet, Middlesbrough and Low Middleton.
Posted on 07/03/2016
The clifftop sculptures were the result of a three month ‘New Milestones’ residency commissioned by the local parish council.
Posted on 07/03/2016
Explaining the intentions behind the sculpture, Reuben Kench, the chairman of the City Challenge Public Arts Panel, said that the relationship between the dogs is ‘one of playing and collaborative progress.
Posted on 07/03/2016
This page is about a one and a half times life-size figure of a man wearing old-fashioned work clothes and clogs called The Sheaf Thrower.
Posted on 07/03/2016
Nine penguins stand on the seafront esplanade. Seven birds seem lost and surround a signpost which gives directions and to the South Pole.
Posted on 07/03/2016
Broken Sea by American sculptor Danny Lane was commissioned by Cleveland Arts in 1994 for the TAD Centre in Middlesbrough.
Posted on 04/03/2016
A post explaining the public art and sculptures that Tees Valley Art has been involved with the creation of.
Posted on 04/03/2016