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Appendix 1 .Xlsx Appendix 1 Grant recommendations 2016-17 Organisation Project Summary of outcomes Area Ward Requested Recommended Rent payment to LBS Total award Confirmed match Grant Recevied 15/16 Variance on Property funding (inclusive of rent) 15/16 award (40% of project costs) Bermondsey Artists Group The project comprises of managing two art galleries in ▪ High quality exhibition programme for emerging artists available free for Bermondsey and Rotherhithe Rotherhithe £34,034.00 £12,670.00 £16,013.00 £28,683.00 £144,500.00 £38,571.70 -£9,888.70 Southwark Park. Southwark residents. ▪ Four exhibitions providing residents, students and pupils with the opportunity to present their work in two professional art galleries (including local schools and Camberwell College of Art). ▪ Learning and Community Access Programme, including the Arts Award and participation in the Big Draw. Blue Elephant Theatre The project is an integrated arts programme which offers ▪ Participation opportunities locally for young people and families to Borough, Bankside and Walworth Camberwell Green £30,750.00 £17,922.00 £8,000.00 £25,922.00 £51,180.00 £29,537.50 -£3,615.50 creative opportunities to those in Southwark who may not engage in the arts. Camberwell East Walworth otherwise be able to access them, in order to support ▪ Availability of affordable performance and workspace for emerging Newington career progression, the acquisition of new skills and overall Southwark artists/companies. attainment and wellbeing. ▪ Financial benefits to artists through the box office split systems. Friends of Nunhead The Notable Victorian Urn Trail is a sculpture trail of ▪ Commissioning opportunities for 20 new/emerging artists, and platforms Peckham and Nunhead Nunhead £6,000.00 £6,000.00 £6,000.00 £4,800.00 n/a n/a Victorian funeral urns in Nunhead Cemetery each of which to present new work. commemorates a Nunhead Notable buried in the ▪ Engaging young people and families through 8 workshop sessions and cemetery. trail. Hotel Elephant Spare Street will be a new, innovative focus for Creative ▪ A curated enterprise programme. This will include sector specific talks Borough, Bankside and Walworth Newington £37,500.00 £31,592.00 £31,592.00 £86,900.00 £23,680.00 £7,912.00 Enterprise in the Elephant and Castle. The workspaces will and networking events, creative enterprise skills workshops and mentoring provide graduate incubator, local micro business and sessions for graduates and creative start-ups. accelerator space for Creative Enterprises. Alongside this, ▪ A Public Platform Access Scheme for free and low cost use of exhbition there will be a mixed-use public space, enterprise space for emerging practioners, graduates and young people. programme and small cafe, which will host Hotel Elephant’s ▪ New commissions from emerging artists and graduates. public programmme. Kinetika This project will engage young people aged 10-16 years ▪ 5 drumming sessions at Highshore Special School helping young people Borough-wide Camberwell Green £15,100.00 £12,776.00 £12,776.00 £14,385.00 n/a n/a with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities from across with Special Educational Needs and disabilities to take part. A brass Southwark in diverse music and carnival arts through the woodwind and steel pan summer school for 30 young people. After school Junior Bloco programme. This will include summer taster workshops in brass, woodwind, pan and drumming over 20 weeks for 20 sessions at Highshore Special School, a new Junior Summer young people. School and two terms of regular, sustained Junior Bloco After Summer School Clubs. London Bubble Theatre The theatre explores, connects and celebrates people's ▪ Providing training and skills for young people beyond further education. Borough, Bankside and Walworth Chaucer £41,000.00 £6,532.00 £28,000.00 £34,532.00 £388,742.00 £32,250.00 £2,282.00 stories, crafting projects that build social capital through ▪ Engaging socially excluded groups with theatre based intergenerational Peckham and Nunhead Faraday process and outcome. The work is open, original, activity. Peckham accessible, co-created, a collaboration of specialist artists ▪ Professional development opportunities for graduates and early career Riverside working in partnership with participants. Often artists. Rotherhithe intergenerational and rooted in place, the large scale ▪ Reaching 290 children in Southwark with speech development sessions. Surrey Docks community shows (Vernacular Theatre) and small scale Skills development for teaching staff to support speech development of The Lane workshops build moments of artistry and performance. children. ▪ Engaging and connecting older people with theatre based activity, and providing volunteering opportunities. South London Gallery The project is a year-long exhibition programme at the ▪ Engaging residents through artistic work and exhibition/events Borough, Bankside and Walworth Brunswick Park £82,500.00 £69,392.00 £69,392.00 £196,545.00 £85,250.00 -£15,858.00 South London Gallery with integrated activities and events programme. Camberwell Cathedrals providing learning and participation opportunities for ▪ 1500 Southwark school children attending creative sessions. Peckham and Nunhead East Walworth people in Southwark, including local families, schools, ▪ Opportunities for artists to deliver sessions within Southwark schools. Faraday artists and students. ▪ Afternoon sessions for children and families, working with artists. Peckham Theatre Peckham This application is to support Theatre Peckham’s transition ▪ Participation of young people in weekly theatre workshops and showcase Camberwell Brunswick Park £51,000.00 £24,932.00 £18,000.00 £42,932.00 £117,924.00 £51,957.86 -£9,025.86 into their new home and contribute towards the further opportunities. Peckham and Nunhead Peckham development of the core performing arts education, ▪ Delivery of accredited education progamme for young people to a GCSE. Peckham Rye training and theatre production programme for ▪ Outreach work at local schools for pupils to attend theatre workshops. Southwark’s young people. ▪ Support and low cost space for artists to develop and perform. Art Licks Four projects commissions, workshops, tours, critique, discussion events. Camberwell Camberwell Green £6,000.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 n/a n/a Art Licks will develop outreach & learning during its annual Dulwich Peckham festival the Art Licks Weekend in Sept & October to better Peckham and Nunhead Peckham Rye reach audiences in Southwark. South Camberwell The programme is called Art Licks Learning and its key aim is to engage with local, non-arts audiences in Southwark, providing access to arts & culture within the borough. Its target audiences are those from a low socio-economic position & ethnic minority backgrounds. Projects will provide new opportunities for artists whilst exposing the exciting growing cultural activity in Southwark to its residents. Brunel Museum The Brunel Museum is applying for funding to enable them A structured volunteer programme for people who GPs and appropriate Rotherhithe Borough-wide £5,000.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £2,400.00 n/a n/a to offer a structured programme of social prescribing. The bodies recommend might benefit from a museum volunteer programme. Bermondsey and Brunel Museum aims to work within the local borough of Rotherhithe Southwark and neighbouring boroughs in order to offer volunteering opportunities at the Museum to help improve the health and well-being of the local population. Camberwell Arts Year round activities led by Camberwell Arts. • What’s on in Camberwell brochure Camberwell Brunswick Park £9,950.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £7,600.00 -£7,600.00 • Commissions, "Camberwell Dreams" commission 4 public blackboards Camberwell Green inviting the local community to share their aspirations, South Camberwell • Marketing and outreach • Professional development Drawing Room - Tannery Southwark Digital Draw • Three digital drawing projects working with individual participants via Bermondsey and Rotherhithe Cathedrals £21,728.03 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £16,318.02 n/a n/a Arts locally based groups working with Southwark based artists, curators and Grange Drawing is a key tool for processing, problem solving, educationalists South Bermondsey communication and self expression. The project is to • Development through the project of, a micro site an exhibition in the commission three digital drawing projects that truly engage gallery and a handbook resource with Southwark audiences, engage experimentally with • 2 CPD sessions ‘drawing’ and innovatively engage with the digital. • A graduate trainee curator Golden Oldies Golden Oldies Community Care Project wishes to work in • Provide fortnightly workshops for older people Borough-wide East Walworth £5,600.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 n/a n/a partnership with Vanguard Readings, a community • Six monthly storytelling and performance workshops for Caribbean and literature organisation based in Southwark to provide a BME migrant elders creative writing project targetted at Caribbean and BME • Community engagement with community groups in Southwark to engage migrant elders. elders in the workshops, widening out the opportunity to elders from all cultures and communities • Edit and publish anthology of stories about migration written by elders at the workshops Illuminate Productions Merge is an annual arts, music and performance festival • Supporting public access to a free festival Borough, Bankside and Walworth Cathedrals £30,000.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £67,000.00
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