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Community » Gallery Games, Firstsite, Colchester

Gallery Games, 2007
Gallery Games, 2007
Gallery Games, 2007

Firstsite Gallery, Colchester

Commissioned to make an interactive game for children visiting the gallery as part of the ArC 07, Artists Researching Citizenship project.

The game consisted of two sets of picture dominoes using words and photographs taken by the children during the school residency. The project was celebrating local distinctiveness by exploring the children's journey to school and focusing on the everyday objects they passed through words and images they explored good citizenship. The sets of dominoes were hand made from wood.

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