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It’s an eight-week photography programme where six emerging artists visualise Bristol’s music culture, culminating in exhibitions and a citywide outdoor gallery of large-format posters.
The project was developed by youth organisation Noods Levels in partnership with the Martin Parr Foundation, with support from partners including creative and cultural organisations.
OOH plays a central role through 51 large-format posters installed across four Bristol streets, turning walls and street furniture into a public gallery that anyone can experience.
The visuals explore themes of identity, resilience, connection and cultural memory through scenes of punk, hip-hop, breaking, ballroom, carnival traditions and grassroots gigs in Bristol.
They can see how outdoor media can go beyond promotion to become cultural infrastructure, using posters and billboards to amplify local voices, celebrate communities and turn streets into living galleries.
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