National Awards 2018/19 Galleries

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  Catherine Costello/Oxfordshire Hospital School Hospital Hubbub

  Digital & Film

  Catherine Costello/Oxfordshire Hospital School

  Hospital Hubbub

  Catherine Costello is the English & Arts lead at the Oxfordshire Hospital School. She works tirelessly to deliver exciting and innovative ways to engage children and young people who are unwell and unable to attend their home schools; she enables them to thrive through immersion in poetry, reading and literature. Catherine has created a wide network of creative opportunities through leading and inspiring others; staff and community partners willingly go the extra mile to ensure the very best outcomes for our young people. The Hospital Hubbub project has been chosen as an excellent example of the innovative approaches championed by Catherine.

  
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  Creative Black Country 100 Masters

  Digital & Film

  Creative Black Country

  100 Masters

  100 Masters initiated a daring new partnership between the UK’s biggest regional newspaper and local artists. Using augmented reality, it brought animated artwork into 80,000 households across the UK.
  
  Working with the Express and Star newspaper, commissioned artists and international tech company, Blippar the project successfully pioneered the first non-commercial use of Augmented Reality technology in a UK newspaper.
  
  This innovative collaboration motivated people to nominate someone they know who is brilliant at what they do. 100 Masters uncovered a breadth of local talent: from Indian drum virtuosos and aerospace engineers to visually-impaired marathon runners and mosaic artists.

  
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  Paula Briggs The #BeACreativeProducer Project

  Digital & Film

  Paula Briggs

  The #BeACreativeProducer Project

  The #BeACreativeProducer Project, directed by Paula Briggs from AccessArt, demonstrates what happens when teenagers collaborate to inspire creativity in young people. Meeting after school and at weekends, the five 13 year olds who make up the #BeACreativeProducer team have combined their creative skills in the physical and digital world to make a series of short films and animations to remind young people across the UK that “The World Needs Your Creativity!”. The commitment and creativity of the teenagers, combined with the vision and facilitation of their mentor Paula, has resulted in a project which will inspire teenagers to celebrate their own creativity.

  

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