‘Life in cars’ is an inter-generational project which will help the Museum create connections with local communities and for them to engage with each other. This involves telling life stories with cars, through art.
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| Volunteers clay modelling cars with the elders |
The Museum chose to connect with two communities, one a group of young people with autism, learning disabilities and people with other differences. They all enjoy art and creativity. The second group are the ‘Elders’ a mix of two communities, one from an African-Caribbean Dominoes group and the other, an isolation and loneliness group in an inner city. All the Elders have a story or two to tell us about life and cars!
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| African-Caribbean Dominoes group crafting |
A team of our Volunteers have been working alongside the Museum's Life Long Learning team to collect and record stories from the Elders, for the young people to create artwork from in various mediums such as storyboarding, hand printing and ceramics.
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| Admiring the lino cut artworks |
The finale will be an exhibition of this journey and work, to the general public which will open in late August 2022. The Exhibition will be a body of work encompassing the story of stories that have been embraced by the young people as artists.
