22-03-2019 - Shortlisted for United Communities art installation to the Elderberry Walk regeneration development site

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Pleased to be shortlisted and asked to interview for United Communities art installation to the Elderberry Walk regeneration development site, Southmead, Bristol. United Communities are building 161 new homes in Southmead on an old primary school site (Dunmail school) Works are being carried out by the contractor Engie and started in July 2018 with due to completion 2020. The project is for an artistic installation to the site that will both improve the appearance to the site and reflect the great work being done with the community here.

13-03-2019 - SHORTLISTED FOR Mill Road Depot Site PUBLIC ART COMMISSION – developed by Cambridge Investment Partnership

The project is being commissioned to enrich the new development and enhance the public space provided through the scheme. The focus for the artwork is to be the shared communal spaces and clear, legible routes through the development.

The appointed artist will be required to develop an artwork, or series of artworks, which enhances the setting for the new residential development on the former depot site, referencing the distinctive context of Mill Road.

23-02-2019 - PLEASED TO BE ASK TO INTERVIEW FOR ‘PEER NOTICES’ ARTISTS COMMISSION

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PEER Notices is a programme which will enable artists to collaborate with young people involved in PEER Ambassadors to create engaging artworks and events for local people in Hoxton. PEER Ambassadors is a programme that provides paid employment and free cultural learning opportunities for young people from BAME and lower socio-economic backgrounds, including the chance to work with the lead PEER Notices artists on artistic projects. Both are part of a two-year programme supported by Paul Hamlyn Foundation.

19-02-2019 - GREAT TO BE COMMISSIONED BY LUTON CULTURE FOR A NEW EXCITING PUBLIC ART COMMISSION FOR LUTON’S HAT DISTRICT

Neon signs, symbols & letters in Luton’s Hat District is one of a series of commissions to shine a light on the area once more, to celebrate and respond to the heritage of the area and broaden publicengagement with Luton’s heritage, stories and spaces.

The project is to design, fabricate and install a series of illuminated neon, enamel work or industrial signs, symbols and letters across our four key buildings/venues and historic Hat District that reference the hat making industry of the past and the creative enterprise of tomorrow.

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10-01-2019 - PLEASED TO BE SHORTLISTED FOR Newlands Place Public Art Project

Newlands Place Public Art Project is part of a new housing development on Larges Lane, Bracknell.

‘a space’ arts have been appointed as the public art consultant to deliver this project on behalf Stonewater Procurement ltd.

I have been asked to present a proposal for the project later on in January.

  • This project offers an exciting opportunity for artistic interpretation and the chance to create a permanent work of art.
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11-12-2018 - …currently works on some lighting ideas for some sculptural signs for a new public art project in Luton….More information to follow.

23-10-2018 - installed – TIDEWAY 25M HORDING PROJECT / THROUGH KALEIDOSCOPE EYES CLIENT

Through Kaleidoscope eyes’ is a public art commission, now complete, for Tideway who are constructing the immense Thames Tideway Tunnel  a major new sewer, urgently needed to help protect the tidal River Thames from increasing sewage pollution.

The project was installed recently, more photographs to follow.

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19-10-2018 - FLAT-FLAT PACK ARCHITECTURE

Pearman has been asked to put a proposal forward for a new phase of the public art programme in Stotfold, Bedfordshire. More news to follow…

21-09-2018 - OPTOCAL SIGN

I am delighted to be asked to attend an interview to discuss my approach for a new exciting  public art opportunity in Harlow, Essex.

ECDP is now an Arts Council National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) with a key role to play across Essex and the East of England in continuing to support diversity in arts and cultural practice. Their key strategy to achieve this is through a programme of exciting but challenging place-based commissions for artists to work in areas of Essex where there are opportunities to explore diversity through their practice. For 2018-19 they are focusing on five towns/places where community engagement in the arts has been traditionally low – Canvey Island, Harlow, Basildon, Grays and Jaywick Sands. Harlow is the focus of this commission.

MORE INFO: https://tompearman.co.uk/projects/optical-sign/

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