ARTWORK created as part of a students community project in Rubery will soon be on display in the town.
The work of students at Waseley Hills High School and children attending artSENcrafts in Rubery will be showcased from 4pm at St Chads Park next Thursday (September 26).
The artSENcrafts project aims to provide an inclusive community through sensory, music, and arts and craft activities throughout Birmingham.
Aiming for an inclusive community through sensory, music, and arts and craft activities.
Community artists, Fran and Andy Decomyn are ready to display the works which are designed based on the ideas of the younger children from artSENcrafts and created by Waseley Hills School students.
The works will replace the faded pictures currently seen on the National Grid hub beside the children’s play area in the park.
The project has been supported by The Rubery Village Association and Bromsgrove District Council Arts and Leisure department.
