Clifford's Tower (detail from Nest of Makers banner) |
I think you'll all agree that the 5m long community banners which appeared on York's City Walls as part of the "Dress to Impress" project were impressive. You may still have time to see them. But if not here are the ones I've seen.
By Lendal Bridge Archway ...
York Community Artists |
SMTIM - Children in Care Council |
River Foss Society |
York Environment Forum |
York Greenpeace |
Canon Lee School |
From the West Offices Archway to Toft Tower opposite the Railway Station ...
Planet South Bank |
Howehill |
Holgate Windmill |
31st St Hilda's Brownies |
Edible York |
Breast Cancer Campaign |
Refugee Action York |
Fulford Barracks Youth Club |
St Nicks Fields |
Accessible Arts & Media |
1st Heslington Brownies |
Quilt Museum & Gallery |
Community Sparks |
York Time Bank |
Beehive Pre-school |
Fulford Brownies |
Albion Avenue Club |
York Retreat |
Growing Together |
Haxby Road Children's Centre |
Nest of Makers (the group I belong to!) |
St Leonard's Hospice |
York Carnival/York Curioser |
From Toft Tower to Micklegate ...
Occasional Painters |
St Oswald's Creative Writing Club |
Clifton Parish Church |
Samaritans |
Artbus 2 |
Playtime Speech Unit |
Copmanthorpe Youth Club |
York Pride |
Community at Carr |
Home Educators |
York Carers' Forum with Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors |
1st Heslington Rainbows |
Choose 2 |
Victoria Bar - outside & in ...
Blankettes |
Good Humour Ladies Club |
International Service |
Acomb Recovery Unit |
Bishopgate ...
Fulford Tots |
Kyra Women's Project |
Artbus |
I Can Sing & FIS |
City of York Council |
Poppleton Under 5s |
1st Stockton on the Forest Brownies |
Haxby Road After School Club |
Quilters' Guild |
BKs |
The "Dress to Impress" project has been run by Emily Harvey for City of York Council and has been part of the welcome for the Grand Départ in York. The banners have been created by residents & community groups as part of a partnership project between City of York Council and the Quilt Museum and is part of the York: Be part of it programme.
As well as all the hard work done by the Community Groups who decorated their banners, a big thank you must go to volunteers at the Quilt Museum who made the banners so they could be decorated and to all those who helped to hang them on the City Walls.
Currently Emily is looking for a venue to exhibit them all together after which they will be returned to the groups that made them.
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