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How public arts shift perception in place
Art and creativity are key ingredients in the Right to the Streets initiative, but why does public art matter, and can it really shift the perception of a place?In this episode, Eve is joined by Stretford Stride and OT Creative Space, two local organsations who worked closely with the community to co-design artisitc interventions that brought the streets of North Trafford to life.The poem you hear is by Maya Chowdhury and Young Identity.------------------------Episode transcript available to download.------------------------The Right to the Streets podcast is just the start of the conversation and we want to hear from you. Get in touch on social media - tag @GMMoving on X (Twitter) or LinkedIn - or email us info@gmmoving.co.uk.