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Helix Arts
Helix Arts specialises in the development of projects and initiatives, including artist residencies and commissions, which explore the role and potential of the arts in a social context. Projects are created for specific contexts and artists are selected for the relevance and quality of their work. Building longer-term partnerships, particularly with the public and voluntary sectors, has enabled Helix Arts to produce projects designed to engender broad participation, collaboration and sustainability. Their aim is to provide opportunities for the development of individual creative potential and Helix Arts is committed to the kind of collaborative approaches that ensure participants have a central role in shaping projects.
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
South Tees Youth Offending Service- Lead Artist [ 11 April 2011 ]
Helix Arts work with artists, in partnership with public and voluntary sector organisations, to create opportunities for people to participate in high quality arts activity. Applications are being accepted from artists with a mixed-media mural practice to undertake the delivery of a six week arts programme with young people accessing South of Tees Youth Offending Service’s Support programmes. The artist will work alongside participants to help them to personally engage with and explore the materials, processes and concepts within the artist’s creative practice. Read full listing…
Visual/Multi-Media Artist wanted [ 10 December 2007 ]
Opportunity to lead 12 months of arts activity with homeless people and those affected by homelessness in Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead. The programme will tackle mental health issues and associated problems with drug and alcohol misuse. Funded by NESTA, the programme requires an artist with exceptional vision, experience and ability to lead the creative delivery. The programme is managed by Helix Arts working in partnership with Tyneside Cyrenians. Read full listing…
Report [ 1 September 2008 ]
A Day in Our Lives For the past 6 months, photographer and film maker Magali Pettier has been working with participants on A Day in Our Lives, a participatory project that targets chronically excluded and homeless people in Newcastle. Set Read on…