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Art at the Centre is a pioneering scheme
funded by Arts Council South East and South East Development
Agency. This project started in Queenborough on the Isle of
Sheppey, which is part of the Thames Gateway Regeneration.
The project aims to establish a reputation for
quality art and to support
local artists’ initiatives to facilitate their collective
presence as a creative industry, with a view to retaining the
creative practitioners who ‘migrate’ to the capital, and thus to
develop the growing creative community in Swale.
Art at the Centre is currently preparing for the
next two years of projects 2009-2011, where ambitious changes
are being planned, including a proposal for a mobile space
gallery.
To view
past project click here, this
includes, public artworks, festivals, workshops and study trips.
The programme of exhibitions is listed on the
Castle Gallery page, which also houses a list of
previous shows.

School parasite Project as
seen in Holland, Temporary Built multi purpose space (an example
of high quality design mobile space)
The Future Plan
The main aims for the projects being developed
for 2009 are;
Art Space
One mobile multi-functional Art-Space on site
to travel to various venues on Sheppey.
Temporary Public Artworks Artists workspaces
Several temporary workspaces available on site . Artists/creative practitioners installed
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Artists Residencies
Four artists in residence projects achieved
Events
A varied programme of 8 events per year
Networks
Continued development of networks and
partnerships to include: o Queenborough & Rushenden Arts Forum o
Stakeholders network Cultural organisations network

Hei People by Reijo Kela

The Haunting, Performance by
Big Fish Arts at the Whitstable Biennale 2008

Invasion project 2007

A Time to Dream, David Jupe

Take one Picture,The Castle Gallery |

'Rushenden Castle' proposal by Simon Barker

Tattoo Show, Castle Gallery, 2008

Superconductor
Architecture Week Project 2007

Concrete Fascination by Daniel Nash

The
Magnetic Field Film
Screening

Jim Allchin, 2008

Tate Modern Study Trip, 2006

Folkestone Triennial Study Trip, 2008
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