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ARTS
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The KSCP gets involved in a variety of arts-
related projects.
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In partnership with others we have installed a number of
sculptures at various sites within the project area. We have also been
involved with events that have featured music, outdoor theatre and craft
workshops. Public sculptures reflect the heritage,
history or ecology of their locations, and involve visitors and local
communities in thinking about and responding to their environment. |
Apple Day event, No Man's Orchard
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One of the best sites at which to see
sculptures is King's Wood, where Stour Valley Arts are based. The work of
nine artists can be seen by following the waymarked sculpture trail
through the wood.
Leaflet on Stour Valley
Arts and the Sculpture Trail |
Coppice Cloud Chamber by Chris Dury, King's Wood
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There are also pieces along the Crab and
Winkle Way, and sculptured seats at No Man's Orchard and various other
sites.
Leaflet on the Crab
and Winkle Way |
Regeneration and Return by Will Glanfield, the Crab
and Winkle Way
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