成人快手

Between March and June 2008, five visual/digital artists worked with 300 young people aged between 13 and 19 years, from schools, colleges, clubs and community groups in Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond.

With the spotlight on London in the lead up to the 2012 Olympic Games, young Londoners were invited to explore their local neighbourhoods and create animations, films, photographs and digital media reflecting their diverse perspectives and shared experiences of life in West London.

London Mix artists, Emma Hart, Charlotte Hollinshead, Harold Offeh, Raksha Patel, Louisa Stathopoulou and Daniel Wallis, have worked in collaboration with groups to produce an exciting range of art works which reveal fresh insights and celebrate a wealth of creativity, enterprise and humour.

Filmmaker Steve Folorunsho followed the work in progress, interviewing artists and participants throughout the project to create this short documentary which was screened as part of the final exhibition at Watermans and will be distributed free to schools and youth centres.听

Participating groups
Acton High School
All Kids, All Sorts Youth Club
AWAAZ Youth Project
Brentford School for Girls
Claremont High School
Culture 4 Keeps, Children Looked After
Dormers Wells High School
Esol Threshold West Thames College
Golflinks Positive Futures Youth Group
Grimsdyke First and Middle School
Hay Lane School
Hillingdon Youth Awareness Programme
Isleworth & Syon School for Boys
Mellow Lane School
Northolt High School
Orleans House Gallery HEART (Health, Education and Art) young parents group
St George Catholic Primary
Stag Lane Middle School
Stockley Academy
Teddington School
The Harefield Academy
The Log Cabin