Projects

Home to artists, designers, makers, organisations, wellbeing, fitness classes, music labels, and theatre producers, we as a community bring people together to share their vision for future growth. Grounded in community connection you can find social groups, meet-ups, workshops, talks, exhibitions, and events happening regularly with the focus on engaging…

Bricks Public Art Producers support land developers to connect with local and creative communities, through the delivery of bespoke and locally lead public art programmes. With a strong grounding in planning and community engagement alongside a high quality artist network, our approach is to facilitate a creative and collaborative process…

Bricks’ brings artists and local residents together to explore how we can create change, explore ideas and support each other in and around the BS4 area and beyond.

RELAY is Bricks’ project space for artists to explore new work & develop ideas.

The space is on the ground floor of St Anne’s House and supports artists in Bristol by providing a place for research & development, bringing work to new audiences, providing opportunities for exchange and collaboration.

Gather St Annes explores the histories of St Anne’s House and the surrounding area with young people, artists, local residents, tenants and community groups. Histories to myths, memories to hopes, the collaboration brings people together and shares local voices in St Annes, Bristol. Running through Summer/…

We want to create space for young people to connect, create and collaborate. By working with local artists and creatives we can offer opportunities for exploring your interests and getting involved in different areas of arts and culture in Bristol. Masterclasses Bricks Young Creatives hosted four Masterclasses…

Curio hosts rolling monthly exhibitions by studio residents and artists in the Bricks network. Providing a space for artists to experiment and display work in new ways, reimagine the stuffy institutional associations of the vitrine and encourage curiosity from users of the building. 

Home Sweet Home is a Bricks commissioned public art programme celebrating native food and medicinal plants that grow in and around the new residential community at Roseneath Gardens, Stoke Gifford, Bristol. 

Bricks has been commissioned to write and deliver a public art programme for the new Moxy Hotel development in St Pauls, Bristol.

June 2021 Look & Learn was a free short series of lens-based workshops facilitated by UWE Bristol Photography students Josh Adam Jones & Alesha Hickmans. The sessions were across two weekends & centred around themes of community, place-making…

Bricks Podcasts is a chance to listen into the individual worlds of artists and creatives. Commissioned by Bricks, the episodes delve into the practice and storytelling of unique topics.  Latest Releases Something Close to Nothing. Podcast Episode. Podcast…

Trinity Vortex is a celebratory piece of sculptural public art created in collaboration between artist Synnøve Fredericks and students from Trinity Academy, Lockleaze. 

Bricks Artist Programme began as an initiative to support visual artists in and around Bristol. The programme featured a network of peer-to-peer mentoring and learning, skill sharing and critical thinking. As generosity and care is at the heart of our programme; our aim was to build a community of support…

In 2020 we ran an artist talk series on Wednesday lunchtimes for artists to share their practice with each other and the wider community as part of Bricks Artist Programme. Check out the recordings of previous talks below or for more videos see our…

Bricks has been commissioned to deliver a public art programme for the new residential and commercial development at St Gabriel's Court in Easton, Bristol.

Bricks are working with the St Anne’s community to identify activities, groups and a building which they would like to see reach full, creative potential for use by the community.

New Platform Art have commissioned Bricks to research the viability of rolling out their programme to South West England.

In April 2019 Bricks bid to purchase, repurpose and run Trinity Road Police Station as a mixed use hub for the creative community, local communities and social enterprise.

Kingswood's Tabernacle is being prepared for it's next phase of life!