The Public Art Company

22/10/2024

Round four of the Arts & Cultural fund is now open, with grants between £2,500 to £30,000 to support arts and cultural projects across Essex. If there is any Essex organisations who would like me to partner with them to create walking or engagement projects inbox me!

Image: Julianna (left) & Sara (right) at the launch of the Natural Brightlingsea Walk - created in engagment with Level Best adults with learning difficulties.

18/10/2024

A stretch King Charles III England Coast Path has opened between Shotley Gate and Felixstowe Ferry.

15/10/2024

14/10/2024

Some highlights from Wild Walls Festival here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DBG1F1dT8gn/?igsh=ODdhdTJtdHg4eGtz

09/10/2024

Urban Tree Festival 2025 – what do you want to see? Take our survey. https://mailchi.mp/urbantreefestival/take-our-survey

09/10/2024

‘The time has come to talk of many things’

05/10/2024

Lovely group for the final of my walks as part of Wild Walls Festival - it’s been great taking part and watching the works evolve over the festival, each walk has had something new to take in, and everyone enjoyed learning to look at the town through fresh eyes!👁️

04/10/2024

Still time to book for tommorows final walk as part of Wild Walls Festival ending with a short break before the wrap party!
Wild Walls Festival - 'It's a Wrap' Walkshop (FREE)l

04/10/2024

04/10/2024

The is the darkest mainland National Landscape where we can see thousands of stars and fantastic views of the Milky Way (weather permitting).

It is now only three weeks until the North Pennines Stargazing Festival 2024 starts. Why not book on some events and enjoy stargazing? There is a range of fun and informative events spread across half term. Discover the complete programme at www.NorthPenninesStarFest.org

21/09/2024

Todays walk and spray painting walkshop was brilliant! Loads of input from participants, everyone got involved! Wild Walls Festival

21/09/2024

Thrilled to read this charming article about one of my walkshops for Northey Island by attendee Louise Grocott; ‘Sara took a coaching approach with us in that she got us doing things in different ways, believed everyone (seasoned sketchers or not) had something useful to contribute and had interesting thoughts and ideas to offer. And she was a fantastic listener too.’
Read more here:
National Trust - East of England

But in the summer I went on an art walk to Northey Island, a fabulous tidal nature reserve island in the Blackwater estuary. The National Trust manage it and have commissioned a new sculpture for the island on the theme of rising sea levels.

20/09/2024

Join me tommorow for a Wild Walls Walk with a chance to have a go! We’ll be walking from the Town Hall to the waterfront then having a go at stencilling!
Open to all, families welcome.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wild-walls-festival-free-graffiti-walkshop-tickets-999045180027

20/09/2024

Join me tommorow for a Wild Walls Walk with a chance to have a go! We’ll be walking from the Town Hall to the waterfront then having a go!
Open to all, families welcome. Wild Walls Festival

Free guided walk exploring the street art of Ipswich with the opportunity to have a go at stencilling en route.

18/09/2024

Got off with 24 minutes to spare! Location research, Northey Island.

15/09/2024

Dawn.

14/09/2024

Orfordness show and tell video…

14/09/2024

Orford at night… National Trust - East of England

14/09/2024

Overnight art on Orfordness… National Trust - Essex National Trust - East of England

13/09/2024

Talking to the artist on todays walk

13/09/2024

Todays street art walk… Wild Walls Festival

29/10/2023

Follow a fascinating walkway beside Charing Cross station with interesting views and odd architecture.

29/10/2023

22/10/2023

It’s a year since we launched the Healthy Brightlingsea Walk, created in association with Level Best, creating traineeships for adults with learning difficulties. Images by Jane Ostler.

12/10/2023

Town in Iceland paints 3D Zebra Crosswalk to slow down speeding cars. See more: themindcircle.com/how-iceland-different/