MyCommunityA journal for exploring your

city with new eyes!

#FORMExplorers

OFFICIAL Licenceto reimagine your city

name:

proceed with curiousity

hoW to be an explorer of the worldaccording to Keri Smith

1. ‘look WITH ALL YOUR EYES’ (JULES VERNE).

2. EVERYTHING IS INTERESTING. LOOK CLOSER.

3. NOTICE THE STORIES GOING ON AROUND YOU.

4. notice patterns and make connections.

5. use all of your senses.

6. always carry a notebook.

7. HINT: Look for answers to the questions in this book on cardboard towers!

‘if ideas are butterflies, notebooks are nets’

what is your favourite thing about your

Draw your street

what else is on your street?

houses cafes people bus stop trees

Draw the places where you can meet your friends to play, eat, talk and have fun.

Put a star next to your favourite place

SOCIALPUBLIC PRIVATE

* Describe each space in three words and sketch an example *CHECK THE ‘CAR YARD’ CARDBOARD TOWER

What is a

draw a prototype

LOOK FOR THE ‘Puzzlepark’ CARDBOARD TOWER FOR A HINT

Upcycling is

Recycling is

What are the things that are lying around in your house that you can recycle or upcycle?

Can you use any of these materials to make ‘art’ or design a building?

* Can you spot any installations that are made from trash? *

hayley Welsh

British born artist Hayley Welsh has established herself as one of the newest creatives in the Western Australian art scene, having made the move to Australia in 2009. Quoted by Jetstar Magazine as being one of the ‘Top Ten Street Artists You Should Know By Now’ and having exhibited internationally in London and New York, she is renowned for her surreal, wide-eyed characters and whimsical street art, reminding us all to ‘Listen To Your Little Voice’.

There is something quite fantastical and a little bit dark lurking in Hayley’s work. Utilising various surfaces from walls to found objects as her canvas, she reveals curious creatures, so cute they can’t be trusted. With their ominous softness, Hayley explores inner voices of self-doubt and fear, weaving a poignant narrative into every piece - a message for each person to reflect on in the moment.

Hayley’s unique style displays a technical approach, mixed with nostalgia and humour. Surface images that might otherwise seem inviting, have an other-worldly quality that take them places beyond the image in front of us. Their playful mood alludes to a childlike innocence, yet this is juxtaposed with darker undertones of the unknown and the abyss.

can you help me find Our friends in claremont? look for the hints in this book

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BAYVIEW TERRACE

STIRLING HIGHWAY

GUGERI STREET

THE GOODS SHED

claremont on the park

CLAREMONT STATION

starthere

CLAREMONT park this way

rowe park this way

1. nest2. URBANTOPIA 3. SOCIAL NETWORK4. Language OF FLOWERS5. PALLADIAN SKIRt6. BLOOM7. SUNFLOWER CART8. Colour Theory9. caryard

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Draw creatures that live in cocoons

If you had a 3D printer at home, what would you use it for?

* Can you find an installation that was made using a 3D printer? *

draw it

Play Chinese whispers with your family, what are they trying to tell you?

SOCIAL network

start here

finish here

find your way out of the

When was the last time you collaborated with your neighbours?

What does

mean?

LOOK FOR HINTS AT THE PALLADIAN SKIRT CARDBOARD TOWER

can you find my friend

near dome CAFE?

WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE FloWER?

DRAW IT

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF YOUR FAVOURITE FLOWER AND WHO DO YOU WANT TO GIVE IT TO?

WHICH FLOWER MEANS ‘I’M SORRY’?

FUN FACT

Sunflowers have a magical ability to remove toxins from contaminated soil! Those beautiful flowers can extract lead, arsenic and uranium. After The Chernobyl disaster, sunflowers were planted to get rid of all the toxins.

What is HELIOTROPISM?

How much water do sunflowers need every day to grow?

How long do the sunflower seeds take to ripen?

Why do bees need sunflowers?

Why do WE need sunflowers and bees?

What does your sunflower seed look like after:

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3

What plants do I wish to grow in my neighbourhood?

draw ita friend of mine is in

the Old Theatre Lanewaycan you see HIM?

Can you help again? i hear one of my friends IS

near the CAR YARD.

PLACES, SOUNDS, SMELLS AND THINGS

MAKE A LIST OF ALL THE THINGS YOU SPOT, SMELL, HEAR AND FEEL

i see

i smell

i hear

i feel

perthbloom

What would you see when you look out of the window in these different parts of PERTH?

Why do cities need trains?

What is my carbon footprint? HINT: VISIT URBANTOPIA

How many people can fit into:

car bus train

Perth Fremantle Claremont Guildford

1. Turn off your computer, television and lights when you’re not using them - go play outdoors as often as you can!

2. Walk and cycle to all your favourite places instead of using a car.

3. Recycle objects as often as you can!

p t o r s m c k l mr l n k l b p x y zo s u n f l o w e rt q r t e o o p s wo m o c p o w u u dt c a c t m k b i zy c o c o o n l o xp a r t s g c i y ee h t s k a p c g d

protoypesunflowerbloom

publiccocoon art

My friend is hanging around NEAR BLOOM,

I think.

Want to continue exploring?FORM will be organising educational workshops, gallery tours and unique events for young people of all ages at its new creative hub ‘The Goods Shed’ in Claremont.

PARENTS: Sign up to FORM’s enews at WWW.FORM.NET.AU to receive news about future events

For more information please contact FORM’s education manager Lamis Sabra 0892262799 LEARNING@FORM.NET.AU.

Project initiated by and supported by

and I’d like to thank all my friends from Landcorp and Town of Claremont for joining in with PUBLIC2016

Claremont Town Centre presents Bayview Terrace Windows

As part of Art Transforming Claremont 2016