ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Listen to artist Dorcas Casey as she shares the thinking and making process behind her new public artwork, Crocodile, created for the Welcome Building in Bristol (March 2025).
This episode features contributions from the 100 local hands that helped bring the artwork to life.
Special thanks to Octavia Casey, Nola Hersey, Sal Caseley, and the Dings Community, as well as the St Anne’s House community groups (Morning Meet-Ups, 4 O’Clock Club, Open Access Youth Sessions). Thank you to everyone who left their mark on this collaborative artwork, and to Andrew Clarke and Trammell Crow Company for commissioning this artwork and associated podcast.
Thank you to Rowan Bishop for producing this episode.
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