art x planning
Bringing artists and creative approaches into the production of policy![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2bf1eb94c314dc39e666891babedd844e3a8e7df865018f51d0217b112187080/TJ_CV_STEVENREID_0746.jpg)
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These commissioned projects are part of ongoing work to explore the role artists can play in the production of policy, both as a way to shape and influence, but also to communicate and involve others.
Deconstructed Disco ︎ Hanna Benihoud Studio, 2022
Sounds of the Borough ︎ Publica, 2022
Darkenss in Urban Spaces ︎ Kim Coleman and Harun Morrison, 2023-24
Deconstrcuted Disco photography by Tim Jobling
Deconstructed Disco ︎ Hanna Benihoud Studio, 2022
Sounds of the Borough ︎ Publica, 2022
Darkenss in Urban Spaces ︎ Kim Coleman and Harun Morrison, 2023-24
Deconstrcuted Disco photography by Tim Jobling
Hanna said:
“I was drawn to this project because it gave me the opportunity to use public art in a new way. I think a lot about engagement and how you even get the attention of people. Creating moments of surprise and intrigue I think is a really powerful tool to get to people who would never usually engage with the planning process.”