Beep's public lighting strategy has recently been implemented in Streatham.
Read more about it here:
Streatham Voids launched
The last in a series of artworks has just been installed in Streatham High Street!
We designed each image, and the pieces were completed in a variety of media including digital prints, hand painting, and spray art.
We were delighted with how they turned out, and hope you like them too!
More photos and info here...
Paper Pictures for Open Studios
As a part of our research into modular folding techniques, we produced a series of paper pictures for sale in the gallery at last weekend's Open Studios on Havelock Walk.
Since they proved so popular they are now viewable in our shop - where you can also find more photos. Stay tuned for further developments!
Streatham Voids Art Trail - Unboxing
Today we received finished booklets for our Streatham Voids Art Trail.
We are looking forward to getting these onto the High Street. The brochure is part of a project in collaboration with the Business Improvement District 'inStreatham' to install a raft of unique artworks designed by the studio on empty premises along the busy High Street.
The brochure invites the public to find artworks that celebrate famous Streatham residents from past and present, and collect an ink stamp to complete the trail.
Many thanks to our collaborators Chris Lacey and Patrick Lawrie for their graphic talents designing this.
More soon...
Learning from London's High Streets
Last Thursday Beep Studio went to City Hall to give feedback on our experiences working on the Mayor's Outer London Fund and Portas Pilot projects.
The GLA Regeneration Team have now put together a highly informative collection of essays and case studies that you can download here.
Beep's involvement in the SEE3 Portas Pilot is documented under an essay by Matthew Turner and Maria Diaz-Palomares, 'High Street Stewardship'.
The team also set out the ambitions for the next round of funding for high streets to be launched in the coming month...
