Projects

Lewis from Twin Vision on Vimeo. Ticket to Ride is an immersive travel experience, giving people the unique opportunity to experience bus travel through Liverpool from someone else’s perspective. Films from the perspective of each traveller are viewed from a bus seat inside a specially designed sound proof box – the films are viewed side ways as if you are looking out of a bus […]

Look back in time at Pentredwr school is Making Sense’s first project ! Supported by The Heritage Lottery Fund, the project was a partnership with Pentredwr Community Association and was intended to collect and save memories from when the village school was open. The reunion. To present the memories as an exhibition held in the old school which closed down in 1982. Oral histories were hidden […]

  The National Wildflower Centre commissioned Making Sense to run a series of development workshops with nursery and reception classes and  children and adults with learning difficulties – Following  evidence that Knowsley school children had some of the lowest attainment levels in Maths in the country The National Wildflower Centre was keen to explore how they could use the Natural Environment at the centre to deliver […]

Welsh National Opera and Oriel Wrexham approached Making Sense cic to add an interactive element to their end of project exhibition at Oriel Wrexham

Meadow started out as a workshop for schools combining curriculum linked learning – parts of a plant – and recycling/environmental education at The National Wildflower centre. Using plastic bottles and other throw away plastics to create beautiful and anatomically correct flowers. The idea of creating hundreds of flowers and planting up a gallery as a meadow as an artwork/environmental message brought support from Knowsley council […]

Art work for theRoald Dahl haemophia clinic at the Roya in Liverpool. Work made on a residency in the clinic in consultation with staff and patients.

A week long multisensory workshop resulting in puddings! Working in collaboration with multisensory artist Naomi Kendrick Puddings was exhibited alongside Banquet in Kirkby gallery and St Georges Hall in 2009

Managed by Ticky Lowe for Access to Heritage at St George’s Hall Liverpool Banquet is an interactive installation based on a menu for a banquet held in St George’s Hall in 1857. The installation includes an 18 seat dining table, scratch and sniff menus, a tablecloth printed with symbols relating to the food on the menu, tactile artwork representing the decadence of the banquet, wine […]