Imagination Alley
Imagination Alley is a mural spanning 120 metres and is part of a social action project which will also involve improvements to pocket spaces that are frequently fly-tipped.
Volunteers have been working with local partners and residents in The Shires to make positive changes to their neighbourhood. This project is part of a series that have been taking place since 2018 that use creative approaches to respond to what local people told us matter to them most.
The mural design was created and led on by Andy Pea, who had help from volunteers and residents of all ages, coming together to contribute on various open paint days. The hope is that this colourful backdrop will now provide inspiration for the younger generation and encourage them to use their imagination for play.
Date
October 2020
Location
Bottom of Devon Street, Dover Street and Essex Street in The Shires
This is an outdoor site-based mural that anyone can go along to see
Upcoming events

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Ferref. Leo Fitzmaurice, Enjoy Civic Life. Courtesy of Humber Street Gallery and the artist, 2020. © Jules Lister
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Learning Resources and Activities

Installation view. Leo Fitzmaurice, Autosuggestions. Courtesy of The Sunday Painter and the artist, 2020. © Ollie Hammick
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Play equipment and mural

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