Children in year nine have been working with public artist Tim Ward and engineers from Littlehampton firm SI Protech to develop their ideas for a new sculpture for the village, as part of the cultural programme Arun Inspires, run by national youth arts charity Artswork.
The winning designs will form the basis of Tim’s creation of a sculpture to be installed outside Angmering Community Centre in the autumn. You have until midnight on April 27 to submit your thoughts. Visit artswork.org.uk/programmes/arun-inspires/youth-led-public-realm for more information and vote on your favourite three at forms.office.com/r/hs1F3vPcf6.
1.
Sunflower dog and rainbow seat, incorporating community and sensory details
2.
Tree and yellow flares, left, and ball on curvy stilts
3.
Ring with coloured spirals, abstract, cool, colourful, quirky and eye-catching
4.
'A' shape and globe, left, and blue ring with vines