Several people stand in the road between the two murals looking at the camera, it is a sunny day.

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Since 2021, we have collaborated with artists and communities to create 12 public artworks across Merseyside.

To date, we have worked with artists Emma Colbert, Billy Colours, Frances Disley, Faunagraphic, Cherie Grist, Nomad Clan, Jo Peel, Juneau Projects and Carrie Reichardt. Each piece has been made with communities local to the artwork's location, including Holy Spirit Primary School; SHAP housing residents, women from CGL St Helens; Halewood and Huyton residents; young people from The Lee Cooper Foundation and Newton Community Centre, and staff from Northern.

Each artwork is unique to the location and the people involved, and created by artists specialising in art forms from graffiti art, to mosaic murals to ceramic sculpture.

Part of a series of public artworks platforming the work of women and LGBTQIA+ artists.

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Grow Up

Artist Billy Colours has worked with Cathy Cross and Holy Spirit School to design a new mural for Parr.

A child stands silhouetted buy a bright sunny day, they are looking at a building across the road and on the red brick wall there is a large mural painting of a person with a coloured burst rising from their head.

Follow The Light / Keep Growing Keep Going

Internationally acclaimed street art duo Nomad Clan paint Parr's first murals.

Sphere Of Nature

Artist Faunagraphic collaborated with SHAP to create a huge new mural on Tickle Avenue in Parr.

A clay relief featuring a tree is attached to a tree.

Following the Roots: Stories of Halewood

Artist Frances Disley has created a new trail of sculptural artworks for Halewood Triangle Park in collaboration with residents from Halewood. Pick up a map at Halewood Environment Centre and follow the trail.

3 young people holding hot drinks look closely at the mural, one is talking with one hand on the wall and the other 2 are smiling.

Queer Eutopia

A mural exploring what a more inclusive and welcoming world would look like for everyone, especially for those in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Jo Peel is photographed from behind wearing an orange High Vis jacket, stood on a ladder, painting the mural.

Welcome Home

Together with local residents and business owners from Huyton Village, artist Jo Peel has created a new mural for the high street.

The schoolchildren stand in front of the mural with Cherie smiling at the camera. The mural is made up of vibrant, geometric shapes and patterns, with words such as ‘Home’, ‘Friendship’ and ‘Community’ on it.

Home

Together with residents and children from two local schools, artist Cherie Grist is creating a colourful mural for Stockbridge Village.

Heart of Glass producers Anna and Rhyannon, Artist Carrie Reichardt and Mentee Claire Eddleston smile for the camera with arms around each other in front of the mural.

Strong Women

A mural project highlighting the untold stories of local women, created by mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt, in collaboration with communities in St Helens and Knowsley.

Photograph of two ceramic tiles featuring butterflies, attached to a tree stump. The tiles are handmade and hand painted

Nature Neighbours

A public art trail celebrating local wildlife, across six parks in Halewood, Knowsley.