Speech Bubbles is a primary school intervention supporting children's communication skills.
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Members of Brighter Futures hosted an event at the Museum of Home campaigning for housing rights for refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.
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With the support of funding from Queen Mary University we ran a series of workshops at the Baytree Centre in Brixton for young girls from multicultural and multilingual backgrounds.
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Kazzum Arts collaborated with Whipps Cross Hospital and Home School Teaching Service to facilitate a programme of activity taking place within the homes of children with ongoing medical needs and life-limiting conditions
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Our 2019 winter residency at Whipps Cross Hospital’s Acorn Ward blasted off into space; boldly venturing into the imaginative depths of a festive fantasyland.
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These creative workshops at the Royal London Hospital explored ideas around the curriculum theme of ‘Light’, using philosophical questions as the basis for inquiry.
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Workshops in which the Brighter Futures group explored poetic forms, resulting in a collection of poems providing an insight into their lives and giving them control and agency over how their experiences are told. These were performed at a free night of art and discussion curated by the group.
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Responding to the theme of Harmony, over 100 young people from asylum seeker and refugee backgrounds across London created an artwork featuring 50 individual designs digitally printed onto hexagonal tiles.
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‘Fly your Flag’ was an exhibition of flags created by young asylum seekers and refugees living across London, proudly showing their spirit and determination to unite in hope and friendship.
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Kazzum Arts ran a week-long programme of training for our artist practitioners in September 2018. Over the 5-day intensive workshop we developed the artistic and relational skills of our facilitators to deliver our work with children and young people, particularly when working creatively within trauma impacted environments.
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During our week long Summer residency at Whipps Cross Hospital, we transformed the Acorn children’s ward into a magical neon jungle. Our Artist Facilitators led children in creative activities including
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Workshops with young people with physical access and communication needs to develop a series of playful, experimental artworks and performances.
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A community arts festival created by Kazzum Arts in the beautiful surroundings of Tower Hamlets’ Cemetary Park and nature reserve.
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An interactive outdoor performance devised by young people aged 13 – 16 in response to the landmark exhibition ‘British Artists: Ancient Landscapes’ at the Salisbury Museum.
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Exploring a border between two worlds, the 50-minute adventure engaged children aged 6 + and their families through a mysterious, light, and playful mission.
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Performance that challenged perceptions of who can dance, creating an opportunity for disabled artists and young people to interact, encouraging young people to view disability and diversity in a positive way.
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A freestyle rap performance on a tricycle for family audiences in Tower Hamlets.
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Paper People is an interactive, street art performance that combined ‘walk-about’ and ‘visual performance’ for children, young people and their families.
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