Posted 21/06/07

We are pleased to announce the launch of the all-new  Website. You can find examples of our work and information about the many projects we have involved in over the last six years as well as all the latest news. 

Crown Lakes Audio Tour Launch

The latest Watch-This-Space project is an MP3 Audio Tour around Peterborough's Crown Lakes Country Park. This ex-brick pit area has been regenerated, leaving little trace of the industrial heritage that has shaped this park along with so much of the city. The audio tour invites audience members into the world of brick making and to celebrate of the rich diversity of those involved in this industry. The audio tour also offers insight into the unique ecosystems of the ex-brick pits that allow endangered species such as the great crested newt and the bearded stonewort to thrive. The audio tour will be open for anyone to do simply by downloading the MP3 tracks and the map from the Internet (Details soon to be announced). Meanwhile Natural Networks will be launching the tour on Saturday 15Th July. Please get in touch with us if you are interested in taking part in.

Hidden Tracks new season

As summer begins don't forget that highly acclaimed Hidden Tracks audio tour is available to all at http://www.hiddentracks.co.uk. Hidden Tracks is a walk through the beautiful countryside between the Fermynwoods gallery  and Lyveden New Bield, allowing audience members to discover the area's secrets as they went. Using an MP3 player and a map, the Hidden Tracks audio tour presented the history of a rural village and its surrounding woodland in a new and unique way. The audio tour is still available for anyone to participate in simply by downloading the audio tracks and map from the hidden tracks website. http://www.hiddentracks.co.uk

Leicester Cultural Quarter Commission

The next Watch-This-Space project will involve the creation of an audio tour through Leicester's vibrant new cultural quarter area. This exciting new project will involve working alongside a team of leading artists in the city to create a programme of art in the public domain. This work has been commissioned by Leicester City Council and will be launched in 2008 so look out for more announcements.

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