We are delighted to announce the launch of the exhibition of the completed Skip Art Challenge artworks and invite everyone to come along and view the ten transformed skips in all their glorious colour.
The exhibition, created in conjunction with the Stoke-on-Trent City Centre BID, will take place along Piccadilly in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, from Wednesday 4th September to Sunday 8th September 2024.
It will give the public the opportunity to how all ten skips that have been transformed by the ten talented artists into extraordinary works of art as part of the Brown Recycling Skip Art Challenge.
Everyone is invited to join us for the opening event or to come and view the completed skips over the following days.
The Skip Art Challenge Exhibition
With designs from abstract bursts of colour to messages about recycling and being joyful, the ten completed skips will bring some fun and creativity to the City Centre, and help showcase how recycling and art can be a joint force for the good of the environment,
The event will run from 5.00pm on Wednesday 4th September, with many of the artists in attendance, live music and the opportunity for people to learn more about recycling.
Mitch Brown, Co-Managing Director at Brown Recycling commented: “We were excited to launch the Brown Recycling Skip Art Challenge, and to commission ten talented artists to transform our skips with their creative designs.
“The finished skips are all fantastic. We’re delighted that people will have the chance to see them all at the Exhibition along Piccadilly and hope as many as possible will come along and enjoy this colourful and fun display.
“It’s also great to be able to support Dougie Mac. They do such great work for those with life limiting conditions, and we are always happy to do our bit to help their fundraising.”
Richard Buxton, CEO of Stoke-on-Trent City Centre BID said: “The BID are no strangers to facilitating artwork in our city centre, and we’re delighted to host the Brown Recycling Skip Art Challenge exhibition. Not only is this project supporting the local business community and adding some vibrancy to the area, but it is also spreading awareness of recycling and taking care of the environment. The exhibition is set to be something totally different for our city centre.”
How Can You Support the Challenge
You can support the Brown Recycling Skip Art Challenge by donating through our JustGiving page. Click the link here!
All proceeds from the exhibition will go directly to Dougie Mac, aiding their vital work with those facing life-limiting conditions. Your contribution will not only help this creative initiative but also make a significant difference in the lives of those in need.
More information about the Brown Recycling Skip Art Challenge, the commissioned artists and the Challenge sponsors can be found on our Skip Art Challenge page at www.brownrecycling.co.uk/skipartchallenge
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