RESET - An artistic exploration at Boundary Way, Saturday 19th March 12-5pm
Kanj Nicholas’s Sri Lankan Dhal – still from a short film (c) Moya Lloyd commissioned in 2020
Boundary Way Project will be presenting an immersive experience which will include a chance to explore the community garden at Boundary Way Allotments and find out more about how artists and writers have been inspired by this setting.
Join them for a relaxing afternoon in a tranquil green space.
Here’s what you will be able to see and do –
Try a cup of rejuvenating Masala Chai with artist and curator Kom Achall and find about its amazing healing properties
Explore Boundary Way’s community garden including the woodland, orchard, polytunnel and sensory garden
Sample nature inspired poetry from members of Boundary Way Writers Group
Chat to some of the artists who have been working with Boundary Way Project
Young children and their families can take part in outdoor sensory play with Wolves Play Cafe
Find out more about botanical ink making and the work of the Boundary Way INKollective
See allotment inspired art by artist Sally Deegan
Watch a new film inspired by Boundary Way by artist Graham Everitt
See nature inspired artwork by pupils from Pennfields and Highfields Schools
FREE event
Saturday 19th Match from 12-5pm.
All welcome. drop in, no need to book.
This event will take place outdoors, there is some shelter if it is raining please dress for the weather and to explore outdoors.
Please contact the team if you have any access requirements as there is no parking on site and there is a short walk up a slope to get to the garden.
RESET has been made possible thankyou to funding from Culture Recovery for Heritage and Creative Black Country. It is part of the Offsite 9 community programme for British Art Show supported by Arts Council England Creative People, Creative Places and Paycare.
Boundary Way Project, Boundary Way Allotments and Community Garden, Warstones, Wolverhampton , WV4 4NT, boundarywayproject@gmail.com