Programme

Programme p4

Performance

Catwalk

Seas of Change"

Za Okolitsay" ( "In the Meadow" )

Dreams and nightmares"

Cirque de Recyclage"

Nezhnost”

Saturniarna “ (Saturn")

Saturniarna “ (Saturn")

Dreams and Nightmares

Florence,Kirsty,Sarah

Global Gladiator detail

Global Gladiator

Bluebelle detail

Bluebelle

Bluebelle detail

Neptunes Bride

Neptunes Bride

Neptunes Bride

Neptunes Bride--detail

Headland Dreaming detail..Rosie Harbottle model

Head and Shoulder detail

Headland Dreaming--Rosie Harbottle model

Catwalk Winner

Amphitrite by Peter Stride

Amphitrites cloak

Sarah,Florence and Kirsty

Beach scene

Bubblewrap the Next Generation

Magaret and Chrissie

Performers

Performers

Rosie, Anna and others

Russian Touch

Torquay Girls Grammar

Artist Peter Stride Model Sarah

Tangerine Dream

Margaret & Chrissie ACE

Bluebelle

Sarah as Amphitrite

Anna Vaumgart

Paula Mc Mahon

Margaret & Chrissie

WEARABLE ART/ SCULPTURE SHOW Monday 27th July 2009

TRAIL was 5 years old in 2009 and to celebrate, along with the established sculpture trail, launched a
new initiative, an exciting extravaganza of wearable art/sculpture inspired by TRAIL’s concern for the
environment and climate change.
We hesitated to use images from the past as fashion and textiles are only one aspect of the possible
and we did not want to influence the outcome of what might be.
Recycled materials, moving sculpture, lighting, music, dance and the spoken word became the
artwork. TRAIL surprised and delighted the audience.
The event took place at The Carlton Theatre in Teignmouth on Monday 27th July 2009 and comprised
a catwalk show and collaborative performance pieces .

Judges from the creative industries representing the visual arts, performance, and fashion acted as
adjudicators to award.
Visit youtube to see a short film of the show.

1. Best catwalk piece. (The winner was Vineta Cable with her entry "Bluebelle" )

2. Best collaborative piece

The Design Brief and Conditions for TRAIL Wearable Art Show 2009
Categories:
1. Individual Wearable Art works for catwalk show.
2. Collaborative Performance Art works, where the wearable art work/s is/are combined with any
other creative disciplines e.g. dance, music, poetry and narrative.
Conditions:
1. Wearable Art works must be constructed from a minimum of 70% recycled material.
2. Wearable Art works must be safe to wear.
3. Construction, quality and durability of Wearable Art works must be able to withstand the rigours
of choreography and being worn for dress rehearsals and performance.
4. Wearable Artworks will need to negotiate stairs and enter and exit the stage .
5. All models and performers to be supplied by artists entering Wearable Art/Sculpture show.
6. The artist or a representative must be available on rehearsal and show dates in case of
repairs.
7. Wearable Art works will be withdrawn if they are considered unsafe or where the quality and
durability will not withstand the rehearsals and performance.
8. Public liability Insurance is in place for artists taking part under TRAIL’s Voluntary Organisation
Policy. But it is advisable for all individual artists/groups to have their own public liability
insurance and to insure the wearable art pieces separately for loss or damage
if appropriate. Material damage is the responsibility of the artist .
9. Collaborative Performance Art work must be no longer than 5 minutes.
10. If you are interested in entering or modelling for future shows please contact as below.

Contact TRAIL Liz Lockyear trailartuk@googlemail.com 01626 873818 for further information.

This years Wearable Art show has been postponed to 13 and 14 November 2010. This also means that the deadline for the initial entries has been extended to 30 September.
Go to www.TRAIL.org.uk for entry details.
See www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxor8lhOTQU for a short extract from the show.

View my website http://teignmoutharts.org/