Every summer our annual Art, Design and Textiles exhibition opens to showcase creativity from a range of disciplines. This year, FLUX 22 focused on the work of Years 11 to Upper Sixth, and was unveiled to the community on Friday 17th June.
“The show promises to reflect on notions of change set against the turbulent backdrop of the pandemic, while bringing 2022 to a celebratory conclusion! We encourage you to give feedback and vote for the three favourite pieces of artwork at the Flux Box.” commented Head of Art, Mark Wood, as the exhibitions first visitors explored the MMC Foyer.
Alongside FLUX 22, the community have been enjoying ‘Imagine A World Without’, a collaborative COP26 sculpture spearheaded by our Art Scholars with Resident Artist, Tom Scotcher. This project brings together the ideas and illustrations from a series of workshops delivered to three local primary schools, having explored issues around climate change.
Using the Park as a backdrop, the wooden sculpture uses interconnecting shapes such as plastic bags, leaves and butterflies to provoke viewers to ‘Imagine A World Without’.
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