Artists from Juneau Projects collaborated with students from Elmlea Primary School, St Mary Redcliffe Primary School, and Frome Vale Academy to create something truly special. They worked together to sculpt, draw, and cut out a moss habitat, exploring the tiny world of microorganisms and the creatures that call it home.
Now, you can see the incredible results of their hard work at Arnolfini on display until 16 July 2023. The exhibition, called “Moss Habitats: A Schools Exhibition,” is a collaboration with Bridges for Communities‘ Bristol School Linking program. This program brings together year 5 classes from different schools in Bristol, helping students build friendships, foster togetherness, and challenge stereotypes and prejudices.
The exhibition is part of an exciting public art project happening between Arnolfini and UWE Bristol. Together with Juneau Projects, they are working on creating a new public artwork for UWE Frenchay. This project will unfold throughout 2022-23.
To give you a glimpse into the students’ visit, we have a lovely gallery of images taken by Alice Hendy Photography. These pictures capture the joy and excitement of the students as they explore the exhibition.
About the Artist
Juneau Projects
Juneau Projects was formed by Phil Duckworth and Ben Sadler in 2001. They specialise in collaborative public artworks, developed with and for the communities that will interact with them on…
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Garry Fabian Miller
Garry Fabian Miller (born 1957, Bristol) is one of the most progressive figures in contemporary fine art photography.
ADORE is his third exhibition at Arnolfini in his home city.
