Langport Interchange Art Project

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Explore free workshops and drop-ins where your Langport stories help shape the new interchange artwork.

Art Shaped By Langport Voices

The wall relief is being designed through open conversations, hands-on making and shared memories, so the finished artwork truly reflects Langport’s people, riverside landscape and town centre.

Events

An immersive, photographic close-up of sculptural test panels leaning against an interior studio wall, each panel exploring Langport’s history and landscape in low-relief form. One panel shows stylized river currents and boats, another suggests medieval market patterns and field boundaries, all in unglazed, off-white plaster and warm terracotta. Fine incised lines and raised ridges catch soft side lighting from a tall studio window, creating delicate highlights and shadows. The background includes blurred shelves of stone samples, sketchbooks, and natural objects like dried seed heads and pebbles from the river. Shot at a three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the mood is quietly investigative and professional, suggesting the artist’s research process behind the public art commission.

Workshop

The first opportunity to meet Alice and find out more about the project will be at the Free Summer PlayDay on Thursday 13 August, 11am–3pm, at Cocklemoor, Langport. Families and visitors are invited to take part in creative activities, discover more about the commission and share their ideas as the project begins.

A photographic scene of an outdoor community art workshop station set up beside a view of the River Parrett and Langport’s distant church tower on the hill. A long wooden table holds neatly arranged sculpting tools, trays of clay in earthy tones, textured sample tiles, and printed reference images of local landmarks and historical motifs, all without visible text. The riverbank greenery and a glimpse of the iconic bow of the bridge form a soft-focus background. Bright but gentle midday light illuminates the materials, casting crisp shadows that define each object. Shot from a slightly elevated angle, the composition feels organized and welcoming, conveying collaborative creativity and the community’s role in shaping the forthcoming wall relief.

Stories

Further details to be added soon, project in development.

Share memories, photos and local knowledge in a relaxed drop-in to inform the imagery and themes of the artwork.

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Tell us how you’d like to take part, and we’ll share workshop dates, news and future opportunities.

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