Field Art Projects has been appointed by Curo Group to develop a public artwork for Holly House, the final phase of The Willows housing development in Lawrence Weston, working with residents and local partners to create a site-responsive commission reflecting the area’s strong community networks, local history and everyday life.
We have been working with the Department of Engineering at the University of the West of England to commission artist Alice Channer to create her first permanently sited sculpture for their new building.
Field Art Projects have been working with St William and Dallas-Pierce-Quintero to commission an artist to create a major new large-scale work in the heart of Battersea, London.
Artist Commissions for the Bristol Beacon Transformation
Public Art Statement for University of Bristol Temple Quarter Campus
Field Art Projects were appointed in spring 2012 to develop and deliver a public art strategy and programme for the University of Bristol’s residential site at Stoke Bishop, north Bristol. The project culminates with the launch of Sarah Staton’s new work Edith & Hans this week.
Bristol Beacon has been named winner of the Royal Institute of British Architects South West Building of the Year Award 2026, recognised by the jury as a “remarkable civic achievement” and praised for its powerful reinvention of a historic cultural landmark. Jury Chair Sam Goss observed, this year’s winning projects demonstrate how architecture can sensitively weave together “past, present and future needs with confidence, collaboration and care.” Field Art Projects is proud to have commissioned and curated the integrated artist commissions that form an essential part of Bristol Beacon’s transformation — works that helped shape the building’s renewed identity and contributed to the richly layered civic and cultural experience at the heart of this award-winning project.
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