Interview with E17 Art Trail directors: Laura Kerry and Morag McGuire

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Weedon, Alexis
Issue Date
2020-09-01
Subjects
interviews
arts trails
community arts
placemaking
Walthamstow
Subject Categories::W900 Others in Creative Arts and Design

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Developing a Sense of Place
Abstract
Laura Kerry and Morag McGuire are co-directors of Artillery, an arts development organisation. Laura is one of the original co-founders of the E17 Art Trail while Morag leads on participation and development for the trail. They were interviewed by Alexis Weedon in August 2018. The E17 Art Trail is a festival produced by the people of Walthamstow and coordinated by Artillery. In 2017 over 7,500 painters, sculptors, poets, choirs, photographers, designers, ceramicists, and dancers of all ages joined to welcome residents and visitors to exhibitions, performances and workshops in the studios and streets, parks and pubs, cafes and shopping centres, faith spaces and community places within their neighbourhood. It is now a biennial festival.
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Weedon A (2020) 'Interview with E17 Art Trail directors: Laura Kerry and Morag McGuire', in Ashley T, Weedon A (ed(s).). Developing a Sense of Place, London: UCL Press pp.56-70.
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UCL Press
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http://hdl.handle.net/10547/624655
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https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10110550/1/Developing-a-Sense-of-Place.pdf
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