News

Andy Field and Beckie Darlington worked with 146 school children from across St Helens to create The Book of St Helens. We round up some of the reader and media responses to this unique guide book below.

We're looking to commission two St Helens-based artists to create new artworks for local buses.

Mayor of St Helens, Councillor Sue Murphy, responds to The Book Of St Helens, a guidebook made by children for adults.

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The news we've been wanting to share for weeks - that internationally-acclaimed and all-round awesome street art duo Nomad Clan have begun working with Parr (St Helens) residents on creating a mural!

Two new opportunities for adults and young people who are shielding. Work with artists on fun activities from the comfort of your home.

Women Working Class is a working group for all identifying Women from Working / Benefit / Under / Council Class backgrounds.

We are on the look-out for a Writer in Residence!

A new animated film by Amy Pennington exploring connection, identity, representation and celebrating queer icons past and present.

To get us all into the festive spirit we’ve decided to share with you some artworks and activities created and inspired by young people in our town.

Informed by our learning through this year, we’re supporting seven artists and collectives based in St Helens, Liverpool, Leeds, and London, to develop new work through a series of remote commissions.

With the release of 3 new 'making of' films by filmmaker Caroline Smith, we revisit 2018's TORCH by Anu Productions and women of St Helens.

In addition to continuing to support the artists, freelancers, and collaborators who we work closely with through our ongoing programme, we also want to support more of you to make work and connect at this time of increased precarity and anxiety.