East Street Arts’ External Relations Director (now at Bradford City Council and Chair of East Street Arts) – Nicola Greenan was invited to talk to Larry Budd of BBC Radio Leeds about East Street Arts’ new A City Less Grey project and the impact street art is having on the city of Leeds.
Nicola gave a great insight into what East Street Arts hopes to achieve with A City Less Grey, shared her personal opinions on the development of street art within the city of Leeds and had the opportunity to respond to John, a member of the public that wasn’t too sure about street arts place in Leeds…
You can listen to the full interview below.
This broadcast aired on Thursday 3rd August 2017 (2:20pm). All audio copyright belongs to BBC Radio Leeds.
Other things!
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Uncategorised
Karen Watson, Guild and Keeping the Doors Open
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Studios
Available Spaces
Our temporary, meanwhile spaces provide affordable workspace, rehearsal, and project spaces that allow for experimentation in ways that might not be suitable in a standard studio environment.
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Artist support
The Uncultured, Guild and Keeping the Doors Open
Laura and Ash set up a collaborative approach to working, called The Uncultured, in 2020, right at the beginning of the pandemic.
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Artist support
OPEN DOORS: Survey
OPEN DOORS is a collaborative project between The Uncultured and East Street Arts as part of Guild. It is exploring the barriers that artist-led spaces face in achieving and maintaining sustainability.
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Neighbours
Consultation on Application for Designation of the Neighbourhood Forum
The council has received an application for the designation of the Mabgate, Lincoln Green and Burmantofts Neighbourhood Forum for the neighbourhood area.
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Neighbours
Mabgate Conversations!
We’re pleased to let you that Leeds City Council has launched a public conversation about Mabgate!
