Kibblesworth
Gateshead Council's Public Art Team developed and commissioned a number of public artworks for Kibblesworth Village on behalf of Keelman Homes and with support from The Gateshead Housing Company.
The Public Art Team worked closely with rednile (an artist led organisation) to plan and deliver a community engagement and temporary public art programme which included talks, practical workshops, demonstrations, the development of a community website and sharing skills network and a display of three artists' temporary artworks.
Following this there was a competition for artists in the region and six were chosen to make public artworks for Kibblesworth. These include sculpture, seating and public realm artworks which all have the themes identified by the community as important and special to the village.
The artworks
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Artist
Jonah Maurice & Bill Pierce
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Two beautifully wood carved tall bench seats for the new play area.
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Artist
Jim Roberts
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A seat for Kibblesworth which is located in the play area near to the Cricket Club.
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Artist
rednile
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A series of 20 unique cast bronze discs which are located in Kibblesworth.
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Artist
Woolhouse, Ward, Roberts and Pym
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A series of specially-commissioned artworks in the Kibblesworth Millennium Centre.
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Artist
David Salkeld
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Sculpture in the shape of a pit pony made from a single sheet of weathering steel, also known as Corten.
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Artist
Peter Coates
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Hand carved stone pathway using the map reference for former Kibblesworth Mine.
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Artist
Peter Coates
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Hand carved stone seat using the map reference for former Kibblesworth Mine.