Inclusion Arts

Opening of GKS Public Art Project by Keith Hill MP 2005

Vitreous Enamel Panels. Cutting out the shapes on the latex mask with scalpel prior to spraying.

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Welcome Inclusion Arts

Empowerment through Creativity

The Phoenix Mural Project

St Martin's Community Partnership

Opened by Darcus Howe 2002

Tessa Jowell MP being presented with T Shirt at the Loughborough Estate Tenants and Residents Association General Meeting 26 November 2013 designed by children from the Loughborough Estate. Project funded by the London Community Foundation.

The Phoenix Mural Project

Vitreous Enamel Panel Mural Commissioned by St Martin's Community Partnership. From workshop designs from pupils from Fenstanton Primary School.

Factory Production of the Phoenix Mural

Water Lilies Mural
Vitreous Enamel
Reception Area Howard House, Loughborough Estate.
Highly Commented in the 1996 Art and Work Award organised by the Wapping Arts Trust

Vitreous Enamel Panel mural on the Junction of Barrington Road and Loughborough Road. Designs from workshops from pupils of Loughborough Primary School. Documented on BBC London News and Crime Watch UK 2002

Vitreous Enamel Panel Murals installed on the exterior of GKS (Glenelg, Kildoran and Strathleven) Elderly Sheltered Scheme, 2005

Opening of GKS Public Art Project by Keith Hill MP with Pupils from Kings Avenue Primary School and Livity School for Children with Special Needs. 2005

Kings Avenue Primary School Design for the GKS Public Art Project. Over 400 pupil contributed a segment of the image. Jason Gibilaro facilitated the final design. 2005

This was the final project that was done by Public Works Arts Group and opened by Tessa Jowell when she was the Secretary of State at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. 2002

Cutting out the shapes on the latex mask with scalpel prior to spraying.

The Phoenix Mural Project

St Martin's Community Partnership

Opened by Darcus Howe 2002

The Phoenix Mural Project

Vitreous Enamel Panel Mural Commissioned by St Martin's Community Partnership. From workshop designs from pupils from Fenstanton Primary School.

Factory Production of the Phoenix Mural

Water Lilies Mural
Vitreous Enamel
Reception Area Howard House, Loughborough Estate.
Highly Commented in the 1996 Art and Work Award organised by the Wapping Arts Trust

Vitreous Enamel Panel Murals installed on the exterior of GKS (Glenelg, Kildoran and Strathleven) Elderly Sheltered Scheme, 2005

Opening of GKS Public Art Project by Keith Hill MP with Pupils from Kings Avenue Primary School and Livity School for Children with Special Needs. 2005

Kings Avenue Primary School Design for the GKS Public Art Project. Over 400 pupil contributed a segment of the image. Jason Gibilaro facilitated the final design. 2005

This was the final project that was done by Public Works Arts Group and opened by Tessa Jowell when she was the Secretary of State at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. 2002

Cutting out the shapes on the latex mask with scalpel prior to spraying.

Creative Projects

Inclusion Arts sets out to:

Empower all sections of the community.
Collaborate with different artists, designers and other professionals.
Unlock creative potential for all participants.
Create a sense of pride for all workshop participants
Contribute in improving the quality of life of an area and create a sense of wellbeing.

Watercolour workshop on Loughborough Estate 2012

Inclusion arts promotes both large and small scale projects, many of them intergenerational, bringing together different sections of the community that do not usually mix.

T Shirt Project on Loughborough Estate 2013

Tessa Jowell MP being presented with a T Shirt at the Loughborough Estate Tenants and Residents Association General Meeting, 26 November 2013. It was designed by children from the Loughborough Estate. Project funded by the London Community Foundation.

Opening of GKS Public Art Project

Factory Production

Visit to Bares Wetlands Centre

Empowerment through Creativity

Creative Projects