Here and Now
Lullabies Take over featured an exhibition of illustrations
Here and Now was a national and local celebration of culture within communities, conceived to mark the 25th anniversary of the National Lottery. It gave communities an opportunity to articulate their hopes and dreams, share and bond over the realities that their communities experience and access creativity and culture.
"It was lovely to see how you've used the lullabies too as a way back into memory, roots and diaspora for adults" Participant, Lullabies
Trinity Associate Roxana Vilk artist was selected to develop 'Lullabies', a project she was inspired to make following singing her children Iranian lullabies at night and wondering how other lullabies where being sung from the many communities who call Bristol home.
Roxana worked with Trinity and local community organisation, Eastside Community Trust, to deliver music and sound workshops where Lullabies were shared. When Lockdown was announced in Mar 2020 Roxana quickly adapted deliver to online hosting Zoom music workshops. In total Roxana worked with over 240 families to collect Lullabies
As Lockdown restrictions eased in the summer of 2021 Lullabies culminated with a 'Trinity Take Over' with immersive installations, live music and even a baby rave!
