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Ten successful projects will receive funding as part of the Open Call for Ideas for the Acton and Park Royal Creative Enterprise Zone (CEZ).
The ten awardees are:
A LOOK INTO; delivering a programme of workshops on accessing the film industry and gaining tangible skills to secure work experience and employment
ARTification and Pati Starzykowski; engaging the community in the creation of two public art installations within the local area
Bollo Brook Youth Centre; working with young people to produce a film about the area’s tea houses and creativity
Excelsior Studios; creating a new affordable space that will be home to the CEZ Hub, accessible by local creatives and businesses
Form and Beyond; curating the first-of-its-kind market event that will develop connections in the local area, promoting goods, services and materials to the local community.
Hikayetna (meaning Our Story); hosting Park Royal Nights events giving opportunities for storytelling, poetry, music and inspiration within the community
Loom Projects; creating of the first Park Royal Womens’ Group providing a safe space for women to gather, share, collaborate and support women who live and work in the area
MAMA Youth Project; joining forces with reputable film studio, Garden Studios to deliver a digital media production training course for young people from underrepresented and challenging backgrounds
Park Royal Design District; developing a central website to grow and build a directory of creative businesses, local events calendar, interactive map and creative research into a procurement platform
W3 Hive; using Re’Store and EX2 Studio to host pop-ups, events, talks and workshops to promote the circular economy and makers in Acton and Park Royal
Ten successful projects will receive funding as part of the Open Call for Ideas for the Acton and Park Royal Creative Enterprise Zone (CEZ).
The ten awardees are:
A LOOK INTO; delivering a programme of workshops on accessing the film industry and gaining tangible skills to secure work experience and employment
ARTification and Pati Starzykowski; engaging the community in the creation of two public art installations within the local area
Bollo Brook Youth Centre; working with young people to produce a film about the area’s tea houses and creativity
Excelsior Studios; creating a new affordable space that will be home to the CEZ Hub, accessible by local creatives and businesses
Form and Beyond; curating the first-of-its-kind market event that will develop connections in the local area, promoting goods, services and materials to the local community.
Hikayetna (meaning Our Story); hosting Park Royal Nights events giving opportunities for storytelling, poetry, music and inspiration within the community
Loom Projects; creating of the first Park Royal Womens’ Group providing a safe space for women to gather, share, collaborate and support women who live and work in the area
MAMA Youth Project; joining forces with reputable film studio, Garden Studios to deliver a digital media production training course for young people from underrepresented and challenging backgrounds
Park Royal Design District; developing a central website to grow and build a directory of creative businesses, local events calendar, interactive map and creative research into a procurement platform
W3 Hive; using Re’Store and EX2 Studio to host pop-ups, events, talks and workshops to promote the circular economy and makers in Acton and Park Royal