CULTURE CRISIS: Recent Episodes
Nigel Pollard
FERRING RADIO EXCLUSIVE LOCAL ART SERIES
One of the town's most loved community art events is in real danger of disappearing from the cultural calendar.
In these programmes, I ask key local art personalities to discuss four topics related to the art trail.
- The history of Worthing's art trail up to 2020, and south coast art trails in general
- The pandemic of 2020: cultural & personal experiences & reflections
- The future possibilities for community art events
- Should art in the community be valued & if so why?
The fifth programme in our exclusive new series on Worthing's local art scene.
One of the town's most loved community art events is in real danger of disappearing from the cultural calendar.
In this episode of Ferring Radio's exclusive local art series, the events of 2020 are recalled by Worthing Artists Open Houses team members Hazel Imbert and Rebecca McCardle, where the decisions about the art trail's future are overtaken by the pandemic sweeping the globe. There is also an appeal for local artists to get in touch if they want to be part of the finale to our Summer of Local Art.
The fourth programme in our exclusive new series on Worthing's local art scene.
One of the town's most loved community art events is in real danger of disappearing from the cultural calendar.
This episode is the last on the history of art trails and focuses on the participants. Russ Iden, artist at East Beach studio in Worthing, and Jo Eccles, teacher at Broadwater C of E primary school, talk about their experiences.