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CREATIVE ESTUARY CO-COMMISSIONS EVALUATION: ‘ESTUARY SOUND ARK’

The Radiophonic Institute and Creative Estuary invited everyone living or working in the Thames Estuary to share sounds that are important to them – this formed a series of ambitious and adventurous artworks which formed the Estuary Sound Ark – a sound, place, and time capsule to be heard by future generations as a portal to today. 

Organisational successes

  • Worked in new ways – created an interdisciplinary, participatory public artwork
  • Built a presence and sense of connection to the Estuary, particularly North Kent
  • Facilitated additional funding and created new partnerships with diverse organisations
  • Reached new audiences and engaged people from across the estuary

ENGAGEMENT

Engaged young people, creatives, wider communities, and organisations to collaborate on a meaningful participatory public artwork

INCLUSIVE

Everyone living and working in the estuary was invited to share sounds for a public artwork.

NEW SKILLS

9 young people were supported to develop new skills and participate in the delivery of a participatory public artwork

Creatives involved

Estuary Sound Ark in numbers

Estuary Sound Ark supported a range of creatives to contribute to various interdisciplinary outcomes.

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