Making bread and soup: a trip to Made in Hackney
In January members rolled up their sleeves and took part in a bread and soup cooking class at Made in Hackney. Check the recipes they cooked in this artist report by Miriam Mold…
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In January members rolled up their sleeves and took part in a bread and soup cooking class at Made in Hackney. Check the recipes they cooked in this artist report by Miriam Mold…
Read moreThe Meet Me Choir performed with children from Deptford’s St Joseph’s Primary School in the foyer of the Old Vic Theatre for the 12 Choirs of Christmas event…
Read moreAfter a trip to watch High Society, artist Lauren Julia Miller’s report celebrates Meet Me members like true movie stars in a series of colourful portraits…
Read moreArtist Fran Riley put together a lovely zine that captures what was shared during a Meet Me on the Move trip to Chelsea Physic Garden…
Read moreArtist Christine Bone joined Meet Me members on their Meet Me on the Move trip to attend a performance of Sun & Sea at the Albany…
Read moreIn June 2022, Meet Me on the Move members took part in LOSS AND FOUND, a workshop on climate grief by Dissonant Futures collective. Artist Bernadette Russell shares a creative report of that experience…
Read moreIn April, Meet Me on the Move members headed to St Alfege Church in Greenwich to enjoy a music recital by Trinity Laban’s Musical Theatre students…
Read moreIn February 2022, Meet Me on the Move members visited the Migration Museum in Lewisham. In this blog, artist Wei Yee tells us more about the trip and the stories that emerged…
Read moreA sneak peek into life at Manley Court through conversations and notes taken by the artists as they start to go into the nursing home for in-person sessions…
Read moreOur library of Sonic Letters continues to grow with our Ambient Jam friends Hilary and Cai in Antur Waunfawr (Wales)…
Read moreIn January we visited the Crafts Council and we gave finger knitting a go! Artist Chloé Bradwell has put together a beautiful zine inspired by conversations with members during the trip…
Read moreby Rebecca Swift, Creative Director, an Entelechy Arts artist
The Ambient Jam Collective and artist Roland Carline are building bridges for more people to experience the work of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities…
Read moreA trip to Guildhall Art Gallery in London to see the Noël Coward: Art & Style exhibition with artist Robyn Herfellow…
Read moreAmbient Jam on the road… goes to Wales! Watch a little snippet of the sessions happening in Antur Waunfawr this autumn…
Read moreby Rebecca Swift, Creative Director, an Entelechy Arts artist
Unintentional blogs are great – capturing something someone said on the staircase after a meeting, or a quick video taken on your mobile phone when you weren’t thinking…
Read moreStudents from Greenvale School in Lewisham and Entelechy Arts artists are using movement, sound, puppetry and other non-verbal sensory techniques to bring to life the poem Meet Me and the Moon Tonight…
Read moreArtist Chloe Bradwell has created a pack of prompt cards for people living with dementia to encourage conversation and sharing…
Read moreOur blog series continues with another poem compiled by artist Annie Hayter, inspired by notes and conversations from our Poetry & Storytelling Cluster…
Read moreRead artist Annie Hayter’s poems inspired by conversations between members, staff and volunteers during our Meet Me on the Move session with Chelsea Physic Garden…
Read moreby Rebecca Swift, Creative Director, an Entelechy Arts artist
Ambient Jam artists Gill Moore and Rainer Knupp chat to Rebecca Swift about the transition into returning to in-person work and what this evoked…
Read moreEnjoy another beautiful poem by Annie Hayter inspired by notes and conversations from the Poetry & Storytelling Cluster…
Read moreby Rebecca Swift, Creative Director, an Entelechy Arts artist
Rediscovering our Histories was a development programme funded by the Department of Health, coordinated and developed by Entelechy Arts artist Mara de Wit. In this piece she emphasises the importance of sensory and non-verbal creative communication…
Read moreIn this blog series we will share the lovely poems compiled by Annie Hayter, inspired by notes and conversations from the Poetry & Storytelling Cluster…
Read moreEntelechy Arts’ 21st Century Tea Dance originated in 1998 with a group of elders based at Time and Talents Community centre called The Twilight Strollers. Facilitated by theatre artist Pam Martin, they developed a weekly session…
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