Protest Arts by JumpstART! Students
JumpstART! students made this film as part of their Protest Arts module in Autumn 2017.
Avenues 2017
Young adult carers, artists and Suffolk Artlink staff share their experiences of Avenues; a project funded by the Lloyds Bank Foundation.
Journeys by Lowestoft JumpstART! Students with subtitles
On the Musical Words and Pictures module in Autumn 2016 the JumpstART! students made a film around the theme of journeys.
Journeys by Ipswich JumpstART! Students with subtitles
On the Musical Words and Pictures module in Autumn 2016 the JumpstART! students made a film around the theme of journeys.
Journeys by Bury St Edmunds JumpstART! Students with subtitles
On the Musical Words and Pictures module in Autumn 2016 the JumpstART! students made a film around the theme of journeys.
Talking Care
Suffolk County Council and Suffolk Artlink worked together with carers in Suffolk to establish how they found the Carer’s Assessment process and what it is like to be a carer. Carers took part in creative sessions which enabled them to express their stories and feelings in new ways. A booklet and a short film have been created to share information and experiences with new carers. More information on carer's assessments including, things to think about, support and help if a carer needs more support, can be found at infolink.suffolk.gov.uk/kb5/suffolk/infolink/advice.page?id=AEbA09iqa0s
Suffolk at Play at Museum of East Anglian Life
A compilation of animations created during the Suffolk at Play family workshops, held in August 2016
JPMix
Taught by professional musicians and DJ's, here we proudly showcase the mixes created at the sessions by the participants. For more mixes go to https://www.mixcloud.com/RockUpProject
K&JMix from Rock Up
Taught by professional musicians and DJ's, here we proudly showcase the mixes created at the sessions by the participants. For more mixes go to https://www.mixcloud.com/RockUpProject
CMix
Taught by professional musicians and DJ's, here we proudly showcase the mixes created at the sessions by the participants. For more mixes go to https://www.mixcloud.com/RockUpProject
Suffolk at Play in Stowmarket
During the spring of 2016, Suffolk at Play took place at Cedrars Park Community Primary School and Cedrus House Care Home. Through a variety of guided activities, the children were encouraged and assisted to identify and collect individual stories from the adults; they then created brief animations, to retell those stories. Subtitled version at https://vimeo.com/186241297
Suffolk Artlink 10 for 10 showreel
For our 10th Birthday celebration and to launch our 10 for 10 fundraising campaign we have a showreel of some of what we have done over the last 10 years. If you would like to donate visit our Just Giving page at www.justgiving.com/Suffolk-Artlink
Rock Up example online tutorial
At Rock Up in Lowestoft, young people wishing to develop particular skills and abilities can take advantage of the one-to-one tuition offered by the regular tutors. The tuition is delivered in 15 – 20 minute slots each week, and is supported by online tutorials, produced by the tutors for the individual students; this offers them the chance to practice what they’re learning in a place, and at a time, that’s convenient for them.
Suffolk at Play in Stradbroke
During the autumn of 2015, Suffolk at Play took place at Stradbroke High School. A group of adults living locally joined up with students to explore the differences (and similarities) of the childhood games they played, and the places in which they played them. Subtitled version at https://vimeo.com/184849600
A Wonderful Woolly Web
Suffolk at Play is a creative intergenerational reminiscence project, involving residents at Cedrus House Care Home and pupils from the neighbouring Cedars Park Community Primary School. The project started in early January, and here the group is getting to know one another a little better by linking up around the room; it may not be world wide, but it's definitely a wonderful woolly web.
Teddy Terry's Adventures
Film by Terry Gilbert from JumpstART!'s Making Spaces Exhibition Artist Statement "I've created a film about a teddy going to the cinema. I made a model of the perfect cinema where you can have food and drink before you go into the film. The teddy has to get on a bus to get there and this is difficult for him because he can't hear and he can only see a bit. Teddy carries a red and white stick to show that he is deaf/blind. I made this film because I want people to stop and think about what it's like to be deaf/blind."
Wendy's Story
Film by Wendy Rees from JumpstART!'s Making Spaces Exhibition Artist Statement "I wanted to tell the story from the begining, with a nurse in the NHS and what it's like with nurses on the wards now. I am worried because there are not enough staff to care for people properly. I want to make people think about what will happen if the NHS goes private because some people cannot afford more costs. I want people to realise how the cuts have affected the nursing staff. I chose this project because the NHS is precious to this country. We must save it! Save the NHS has involved me creating a costume - a traditional nurse's uniform which I covered in transfers of protest images and information. I made a backdrop of a ward and a nurse's station, I made protest signs as props, I wrote a script, planned a film, made a video and acted out a part."
Space Factor
Film by Andreas Johnson from JumpstART!'s Making Spaces Exhibition Artist Statement "My work is a model and a puppet show of the X-Factor set in space with aliens. I love music, dancing, X-Factor, aliens, space and performing - these are all my favourite things. I built a space stage, some judges and performers and props. I wanted to perform my own puppet show and make a film. I want to create something that makes people laugh and feel happy and feel excited, because that's how I felt when I was making it."
My Bumper Cars
Film by Jonathan Gray from JumpstART!'s Making Spaces Exhibition Artist Statement "I love spending time with my Dad at the fun fair. I like the dodgems best. I like the music and the lights. I like driving cars, it feels great when I turn the steering wheel. I wanted to make bumper cars, I wanted to show the bright lights and the crash, bash, flash!"
Suffolk at Play in Lowestoft
Animations inspired from when adults from a local library joined up with East Point students in Year 8 to explore the differences (and similarities) of the childhood games they played, and the places in which they played them. Subtitled version at https://vimeo.com/184858087
Suffolk at Play in Felixstowe
Animations inspired from when adults from a local church group and their friends joined up with Felixstowe Acadamy students in Year 8 to explore the differences (and similarities) of the childhood games they played, and the places in which they played them Subtitled version at https://vimeo.com/185460677
Worried llamas, spaceships, awesome owls and beautiful butterflies
Activities Unlimited held their Family Fun Day at the Leading Lives Hub in Lowestoft on Saturday, 13th September, and Suffolk Artlink was delighted to be there, running shadow puppet workshops with artists Kate Munro and Caitlin Howells.
Suffolk at Play in Bury St Edmunds
Animations created by students from Howard Middle School, Bury St Edmunds and members of the local Over 60's Club, inspired by memories of childhood games. Subtitled version at https://vimeo.com/185488642
Ruins
Ruins is a site specific dance piece in the ruins and archways of Abbey Gardens. The piece was performed by students of the JumpstART course in Bury St Edmunds, was choreographed by Kayla St Claire and was filmed and edited by Jean Hogg. The music is by Paul Thompson from World Net Productions.
The Making of Ruins
This is the making of 'Ruins', a site specific dance piece in the ruins and archways of Abbey Gardens. The piece was performed by students of the JumpstART course in Bury St Edmunds, was choreographed by Kayla St Claire and was filmed and edited by Jean Hogg. The music is by Paul Thompson from World Net Productions.
Three Cyclists by Dean Parkin
In this short film Dean Parkin shows how he used MORAG to create the poem ‘Three Cyclists’
Exchanges 2 Radio Diaries
Two young carers on our exchanges project created radio diaries fror BBC Radio Suffolk. Here are the compiled versions.
Lowestoft Art of Play Animations
Animations inspired by memories of childhood play. Created by Pakefield Community School students and residents and friends at Hildesley Court.
Bury St Edmunds Art of Play Animations
Animations inspired by memories of childhood celebrations. Created by Howard Middle School students and members of the Over 60’s Club.
Been There Done That Still Moving!
Transporting the audience through beautifully crafted movement; the soundtrack includes original music and people recalling significant stories from their lives. The film is designed to be used by exercise leaders and groups of people living in sheltered housing, residential homes or attending day centres inspiring new and creative ways of engaging in exercise and movement. Suffolk Artlink holds no responsibility for any injuries that may happen as a direct or indirect result of 'Been There Done That Still Moving!'
Been There Done That Still Moving - The Full Story
The process of making Been There Done That Still Moving, an inspirational dance film made by three Suffolk groups working with dancer and choreographer Anusha Subramanyam. The groups also worked with poet Michael Laskey to inspire memories, musician Sylvia Hallett and film makers Damien Evans and Heather Eddington towards the film and a live performance.
Art of Play: Bikes, Boats and Beetle Drives
The Art of Play: Animations inspired by memories of childhood play, created by Ipswich Academy students and members of Gainsborough Library Top Time group.
The Right Moves
A dance excercise CD to keep you active at home. From tea towels and teapots to the kitchen sink! This CD goes with our Right Moves poster. www.suffolkartlink.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Right-moves-poster.pdf
Change of Heart
Just imagine...you meet the love of your life, but time is ticking away. Change of Heart was created in 2010 as part of our Open Doors project.
