‘Hands of Worcester’ by Jessica Mary Monk is our new artwork and can be seen currently at Shap Drive, Warndon. ‘Hands of Worcester’ is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
If you would like to create art for The Worcester Plinth in the future click HERE for the artist call out information.
If you would like The Worcester Plinth to visit your location in the future click HERE
If you would like to be part of the team – help us with installations, marketing and funding or anything else we might need then we’d love to hear from you.
The new moving Worcester Plinth is, we believe, the only portable public art display unit in the UK. Based on a 10ft shipping container it has solar panels and a battery system to enable us to locate it anywhere in the City and still illuminate it at night. Previously, for two and a half years The Worcester Plinth has been static on the roof of The Screen House, a derelict building on the riverside on Hylton Road.
A series of artworks (eleven so far) have been commissioned by and displayed on The Worcester Plinth, created by national and local artists to showcase wonderful creativity.
We thank our primary funders the National Lottery through Arts Council England, The Elmley Foundation, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund through Worcester City Council. We also thank Jigsaw Community Festivals and Worcester Arts Council for their support.
