Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Clarendon Public Art
Dear Harringay,
Are you interested in contributing your words to public art in your area?
I am an artist who has been commissioned by St William Homes to create a series of public artworks to be incorporated within the public realm of the Clarendon development. I am seeking input from the surrounding communities to contribute to the creation of these works through a sharing of memories, observations and experiences.
I would like to invite the members of the Harringay community to participate in an engagement opportunity via the Clarendon Public Art website to share your memories of the Hornsey Gas Holders, your experiences and knowledge of the Moselle River and any thoughts you have on the biodiversity in the area.
I hope to capture the essence of what these structures and places mean to local residents and will seek to incorporate your reflections into the public artworks that I am commissioned to produce.
All ages are welcome.
The website address for Clarendon Public Art is:
https://www.clarendonpublicart.co.uk/
Sincerely,
Rachael Champion
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Permalink Reply by Rachael Champion on
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Thank you for sharing!
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I am particularly interested in your thoughts about the gas holders, the Moselle River, and the biodiversity in the area. If you have some time please visit https://www.clarendonpublicart.co.uk/
Many thanks,
Rachael
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Some more that might help
- Industrial Heritage.
- More on the gasworks.
- Hornsey Brewery - here and here.
- This on Mayes Road in tangentially relevant.
- You might event think about Brick Place. Look at the first two maps. Before the railway line it was pretty much part of the area you're now interested in. But you'd have to visualise it as no images exist.
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Thanks for sending these references through Hugh. I am particularly interested in your input about these subjects. If you have time please visit https://www.clarendonpublicart.co.uk/ to engage. I would appreciate it very much.
Many thanks,
Rachael
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