Creative Streets 4
This project is kindly supported by
CREATIVE STREETs 3
For the third year in a row, Spray Peace ran a creative summer camp in collaboration with Urbano Limits ASBL. 7 young creatives from all over Europe (Lithuania, UK, Luxembourg, Turkey) gathered in Luxembourg for one week of artistic and cultural exchange, through workshops, jam sessions and many other activities.
This project was kindly supported by
CREATIVE STREETS 2
For the second edition of Creative Streets, a total of 24 participants from over 6 different countries met up for 10 days in Luxembourg. Through various activities and workshops (spraying, percussion, martial arts..) they got to know each other and formed a team. This team then went out to hold workshops for different audiences, for instance young refugees. This project was a collaboration between Spray Peace, Urbano Limits (asbl) and our UK partner Fight For Peace.
For the second edition of Creative Streets, a total of 24 participants from over 6 different countries met up for 10 days in Luxembourg. Through various activities and workshops (spraying, percussion, martial arts..) they got to know each other and formed a team. This team then went out to hold workshops for different audiences, for instance young refugees. This project was a collaboration between Spray Peace, Urbano Limits (asbl) and our UK partner Fight For Peace.
For the second edition of Creative Streets, a total of 24 participants from over 6 different countries met up for 10 days in Luxembourg. Through various activities and workshops (spraying, percussion, martial arts..) they got to know each other and formed a team. This team then went out to hold workshops for different audiences, for instance young refugees. This project was a collaboration between Spray Peace, Urbano Limits (asbl) and our UK partner Fight For Peace.
This project was kindly supported by
CREATIVE STREETS 1
The first Creative Streets took place in Luxembourg in Summer 2017. 12 young creatives from more than 6 countries got to know each other through art, while living together for a week. They created a mural, held public jam sessions and various art workshops for children.This project was a collaboration between Spray Peace and Urbano Limits (asbl).
This project was awarded the European label No Hate Speech.
