Turning Community Heritage into Meaningful Public Outputs

Explores how dispersed material can be structured into narratives that work across exhibitions, publications, film and digital platforms.
About this Event

Drawing on Sound Waves: Music in Newham, a large-scale heritage project involving 69 oral histories and 70+ locations, this in-person session demonstrates how dispersed material can be structured into narratives that work across exhibitions, publications, film and digital platforms.

Designed for community groups and organisations, the session focuses on practical approaches to interpretation – supporting participants to move from raw material to finished work.

Rendezvous Projects is an artist-run organisation that explores social and cultural histories of places and communities through creative and ambitious projects. Their work presents stories in new and inviting ways, to establish narratives that may have been forgotten, underrepresented or ignored.

An agenda of the day will be announced closer to the time. If you have any questions in the meantime, please reach out to [email protected].