You can help pick the final design of a new public art installation in Banbury

You can help pick the final design of a new public art installation at a housing development in Banbury.
Arch - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A.  (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)Arch - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A.  (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)
Arch - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A. (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)

Officials are looking for help to choose the final design of a brand-new art installation at the Bloor Homes’ Banbury Rise development.

After months of exciting collaboration with more than 600 pupils from William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary Schools and North Oxfordshire Academy, the final decision for the Banbury Rise Public Art installation is up to the people.

Planet Art has spent a number of months working with the pupils in a series of virtual workshops. These have culminated in the theme of ‘New Beginnings,’ inspired by the artwork that the children generated.

New Shoots - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A. (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)New Shoots - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A. (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)
New Shoots - Influenced by consultation with the schools: William Morris Primary School, Orchard Fields Community Primary School and N.O.A. (photo from the Banbury Rise Public Art Facebook page)

This has led to three design options for the final art installation at the Banbury Rise development, and the one that’s the most popular will become a permanent installation at the development.

Take a look at the designs and leave the name of your favourite in the comments of their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/BanburyRisePublicArt/posts/236576587964647Alternatively people can also send a message to the following email [email protected].

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