26-04-2017 - LONDON MAYOR’S AIR QUALITY FUNDED PUBLIC ART PROJECT INSTALLED….

Funded by the London Mayor’s Air Quality Fund, Tom Pearman has been commissioned to design a series of enamel signs to be located in the Brockley area. Each artwork has a different positive message on a different opening box that contains ‘CLEANER AIR’. It is hoped through this public art scheme and through active public consultation and educational art workshops, that the artworks will help foster a collaborative and creative approach towards promoting cleaner air quality.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

tompearman.co.uk/projects/lewisham-council-cleaner-air-signage

07-03-2017 - CROYDON PUBLIC ART PROJECT

project gets underway….

The recently awarded project will consist of enamelled work creating signage/wayfinding elements for the housing development. The project will explore connections with the site as it borders the old Addiscombe station site. This is an exciting opportunity for myself using the traditional medium for station signage in a contemporary context.

 

 

12-01-2017 - large-scale enamel install begins

installation has began for the cladding public art commission…more news to follow

 

21-11-2016 - AWARDED PENHURST SQUARE CROYDON PUBLIC ART COMMISSION more news to follow…

The project will consist of enamelled work creating signage/wayfinding elements for the housing development. The project will explore connections with the site as it borders the old Addiscombe station site. This is an exciting opportunity for myself using the traditional medium for station signage in a contemporary context.

- SHORTLISTED FOR Whitley Wood Public Art Project

Reading Borough Council wishes to commission an artist to create a public art commission for the Whitley Wood area of Reading – MORE NEWS TO FOLLOW

15-11-2016 - shortlisted for Penhurst Square Croydon public art commission

more news to follow…

- BRUNEL MUSEUM COLLABORATION

Pearman will be collaborating with artist Anne Krinsky, as part of Tide Line Thames, a two year project funded by Arts Council England, which takes as its subject matter from the shifting riverscape and its architectural structures between the Thames’ high and low tide lines.

The collaboration will involve a light projected installation and will take place in the Thames Tunnel Shaft of the Brunel Museum in September 2017.

23-03-2016 - PROPOSAL FOR SCHOOL BIG DRAW PROJECT PRESENTED

Working with the great drawings from a Big draw project with a local primary school a series of enamel artworks are planned to be installed in the playground. The aim is present their drawings in  an engaging an exciting site specific format….more info…

https://tompearman.co.uk/projects/playground-consequences/

 

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