Now is an exciting time to join Bricks board and lead us through into the next stage of our work, now in our sixth year as a charity, and our fourth year at St Annes House we are gearing up for a phase of consolidation, long term thinking and capital building works.
Public Art can take many forms, from sculptures to poetry, from planting schemes to soundscapes; but it’s not often public art takes the form of an ancient microscopic animal (a “water bear” who manages a telephone) or a carpet made up of moss and people’s dreams for a better future… That’s less common.
Bricks have secured the next five years at St Anne’s House via a lease extension from Bristol City Council and a collaborative partnership with them to work out the future use. Super Duper St Anne’s Demostage, a partnership with MAYK and Bricks To find out more please visit the…
On a sunny December morning (08 December) we were welcomed in by the Welcome Building® to take a look around the space for the new major public art commission. We were joined by artists interested in applying for the commission and explored the development in The Temple…
We are very excited to have been appointed by Candour (recently acquired by Tramwell Crow Company) to produce a major new Public Artwork, for the Welcome Building, ( Welcome Building® ) Temple Quarter, Bristol.
In 2021 we were granted a temporary planning permission from Bristol City Council to use St Anne’s House as a creative and community hub for 18 months.