Cartwheel’s projects
welcome to ‘The Matrix’! |
Cartwheel produces a diverse variety of work, using many different media and artforms. We currently group our projects and arts development work into four strands, often interconnected, which we call The Matrix. Long raincoats and dark glasses are not required. Any work undertaken by the company will fit into one - or more - of these programmes.
The largest strand is Stronger Communities , which covers a range of projects building links within and between communities. Our two largest projects currently, Darnhill Festival and Tell Us Another One, both sit in this section, but have tentacles spreading into other sections. Youth and Diversity brings together our work with young people and with BME, especially South Asian, communities in the region. You Live & Learn reflects our emphasis on learning through doing, rather than providing basic training projects. All Well & Good is a programme which aims to promote wellbeing, raise aspirations and self-esteem and enable people to have more control over their lives and to live independently.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for please get in touch. |
| Recent Projects |
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Darnhill Summer Festival 2010
Organised by Cartwheel Arts and the Darnhill Festival Association. The theme this year was RAINBOW NATION
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Arts for Wellbeing and Enterprise
A project for adults with mental health problems, taking place across the Wigan borough during 2010 |
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Art for Wellbeing
See photos from our series of ten week courses for adults with mild to moderate mental health issues.
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Rants, Rhymes and Reflections.
Rants Rhymes and Reflections is a fantastic book published by Cartwheel for MoorEnd Development Trust.
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Darnhill Christmas Festival 2008
Pictures from the Christmas Festival 2008.
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Folk On The Hill
This delightful book presents a fascinating range of voices from Middleton’s Langley estate. Charting life as experienced by the first arrivals in the 1950s through to the joys and challenges of later generations, this book explores Langley – and its folk – in all their guises. The Folk On The Hill publication is now available here.
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Livin Ur Lyf
A six week exhibition of work created by Barnardos Rochdale's Young Persons Forum, showing that Everyone Counts
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Darnhill Summer Festival 2008
Its a small world! And that was the theme for this years Summer Festival. |
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Darnhill Christmas
Festival 2007
Past, Presence and Future was the theme for 2007's Christmas Festival. |
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Newbold Festival
images from the Newbold Festival 2007.
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