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February 24, 2017April 6, 2017Communities First, Education, Film, General, Heritage, News, Outreach News, Photography, Public Workshops

2017 February Half Term Film-Making Sessions

LOCWS Creative Participation Programme Featuring Young People from Swansea's EYST Filming in their Offices

February half term was exceptionally busy this year as we ran back-to-back film-making workshops with participants from Swansea’s African Community Centre and the […]

October 30, 2002August 21, 2012News

Locws International 2000 & 2002 Catalogue

[lang_en] 27 artists, 30 artworks, 15 sites, 96 pages featuring site-specific artworks across the city of Swansea from Locws International 2000 & […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Heritage, Intervention, News

Craig Wood

Leeds To Carmarthen Returned Maritime & Industrial Museum 27 Seconds of Silence Helwick Lightship Craig felt a kinship with the crews of […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Intervention, News, Sculpture

Lois Williams

IV Maritime & Industrial Museum A Different Kind of Light Swansea Museum Lois was reminded of her childhood when she visited the […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Installation, News, Sculpture

Benoit Sire

Untitled Maritime & Industrial Museum Benoit has previously worked in the salt marshes near his home in Brittany creating sculptures with salt. […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Installation, News, Sculpture

Tina O’Connell

Untitled 220 High Street The venue for Tina O’Connell’s work was a shop on Swansea’s High Street. The installation was viewed through […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Installation, News, Sculpture

Philip Napier

Dead Again Swansea Museum Philip Napier found a display-case of fire-damaged stuffed-birds in a burnt-out pub in Belfast. He was taken by […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Film, Heritage, News

Karen Ingham

Untitled St. Mary’s Church Karen Ingham works with people on her projects, recording in video and photography elements of their lives and […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Heritage, News, Photography

David Hastie

The Sidings Maritime & Industrial Museum David Hastie’s work for Locws International explored personal and collective memory. Using the history of the […]

September 28, 2000August 21, 2012Audio, News

Hughes Germain

Locke’s Gate Swansea Marina Hughes Germain recorded sound from various locations around Swansea. He remixed the sound and presented them to the […]

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Rich White
Michael Stumpf
Colin Priest
Graham Dolphin
Emily Speed
David Cushway
DJ Roberts
Dominic from Luton
Rhian Edwards
Rachel Trezise
Niall Griffiths
Jeremy Deller
Bob & Roberta Smith
Jon Burgerman
Jeremy Millar
Lisa Scantlebury
Ross Sinclair
Craig Fisher
Nick Jordan
Thomas Goddard
Ultimate Holding Company
Matthew Houlding
Laura Sorvala
Juneau Projects
Jacob Dahlgren
Olaf Breuning
Philip Cheater
Pete Fowler
Sinta Tantra
David Long
Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan
David Blandy
Jock Mooney
Fiona Curran
David Marchant
Sean Puleston
Rik Bennett
Bristow Lloyd
Mark Folds
Holly Davey
S Mark Gubb
Bedwyr Williams
Maider López
Rhys Himsworth
Laura Ford
Simon & Tom Bloor
Alex Duncan
Bermingham & Robinson
Niamh McCann
Jackie Chettur
Simon Whitehead
Rebecca Spooner
Tine Bech
Calum Stirling
Aisling O’Beirn
Marko Mäetamm
Neeme Külm
Paul Granjon
Neville Gabie
Megan Broadmeadow
Milena Dopitova
Tanya Axford
Jennie Savage
Richard Higlett
Zoe Walker & Neil Bromwich
Jaan Toomik
Helen Sear
Sara Rees
Torsten Lauschmann
Rebecca Gould
Carwyn Evans
Rhona Byrne
Dorothy Cross
Eric Angels
Daphne Wright
Grace Weir
Catriona Stanton
Anthony Shapland
Angharad Pearce Jones
Paul & Paula
Alice Maher
Annie Lovejoy
Brigitte Jurack
Enrica Borghi
Davide Bertocchi
Hughes Germain
Rose Frain
Peter Finnemore
Tim Davies
Maud Cotter
Iwan Bala
Craig Wood
Lois Williams
Benoit Sire
Tina O’Connell
Philip Napier
Karen Ingham
David Hastie

About

LOCWS International is an award-winning artist-led organisation that was established in 1999 by artists David Hastie and Tim Davies with the aim of making the arts more accessible to the public. Based in the City of Swansea, the organisation has developed a range of educational and participatory activities that enables members of the community to take part in and broaden their understanding of the arts.

Over 18 years the organisation has delivered its Art Across The City programme, which has built up an impressive archive of projects with the delivery of over 100 commissioned public artworks for accessible public spaces across the city and an award-winning Arts Outreach and Learning Programme that has enabled thousands of people from across the district to take part and learn about the arts in an open and accessible way.

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