Hello fellow Particulart-ers, crafty craftivists, and all. This is just to say that we are taking a break from Particulart. Not for ever, we hope. We still have plenty of chemistry to explore! And we’ll probably pop back from time to time as governments come and go, and we need to keep the site up-to-date. And we’re still tweeting occasionally about the issues.
Happy knitting!
Clare and Diana
“Fun Palaces is a movement campaigning for culture by, for and with all – with a firm belief that community belongs at the core of all culture – and an annual weekend of events, where arts, crafts, science, tech and digital are a catalyst for community engagement and full participation for everyone, from the grassroots up.
Fun Palaces are made by local people for their own communities, bringing together arts and sciences, crafts, tech and digital, free and fun, linked by the the Fun Palace network – Everyone an Artist, Everyone a Scientist.”
In 2016, Exeter Library got on board late on, and at short notice organised a fun weekend of art and science related activities. We got involved with Particulart on the Saturday. The weekend mostly attracted children, and we swung the earth a lot and made carbon dioxide pompoms. Sadly I don’t have many photographs, only those @ExeterLibrary tweeted.
And #funpalaces day two has begun. Rob is helping @ParticulartExe setup, here blowing up the globe. pic.twitter.com/sYVbtoaURx
— Exeter Library (@ExeterLibrary) October 2, 2016
Here’s @ClareBryden from @ParticulartExe explaining about the art of gentle protest, knitting and science. #FunPalaces pic.twitter.com/gyZx77wnnJ
— Exeter Library (@ExeterLibrary) October 2, 2016
