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WHEELWORKS PRODUCE:
• Information and resource packs aimed at Community Leaders and Artists who are interested in developing and supporting youth arts provision.

• Documentation and post-production materials of our ongoing project work with Young People in the form of exhibitions and accompanying catalogues, music cds and videos.

CREATIVE ROUTES PUBLICATION AND CD ROM
This combined publication and CD Rom showcases the final artwork of projects developed with vulnerable and marginalized Children and Young People in their communities in Co Antrim, L/Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone as part of the ArtCart Outreach Programme 2002/2003.
Each of the projects on view in the publication are unique, reflecting the ages, interests, issues and themes of meaningful significance to the Children and Young People in each urban and rural locality of origin.
This varies from Animation and Film genre projects with younger Children, to projects which address drug awareness and urban violence through Spray Art and Irish Language Radio documentary.
Creative Routes also includes sample Artist’s workshop plans and serves as a valuable resource for those working with Children and Young People aged 4-25 in formal and informal education settings.

MY SPACE CATALOGUE AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE PACK
This catalogue and educational resource materials accompanies the ‘My Space’ exhibition and is suitable for Key Stage 3 and 4. For further information see Exhibitions below.

FUTURE SOUNDS MUSIC MAKER CD
The WheelWorks Future Sounds Music CD is a sample of the electronic music which was sampled, sequenced and mixed by 5 groups of Young People from Bangor, Omagh, Larne, Twinbrook and Carrickmore.
Limited copies are available (1 per group / individual) please forward an A5 SAE with pre-paid first class postage.

LOST PEOPLE CD
As part of the Dream Ireland Digital Step Partnership, WheelWorks co-ordinated this music project with Young People from the Magnet Centre in Newry between Oct 02 and Jan 03.
Musician/Producer Paul O’Hagan and Photographer/Graphic Designer Andy Berndt facilitated workshops combining music technology oriented composition with digital photography and graphic design to create the original sounds and artwork for the ‘Lost People’ music CD.
Limited copies are available (1 per group / individual) please forward an A5 SAE with pre-paid first class postage.

BRIDGE ANIMATION PROJECT
As part of the Dream Ireland led Digital Step Partnership, WheelWorks
co-ordinated this animation project with young people from the Bridge Community Association, Ravenhill Road, Belfast during May and June 2003.
Animator Veronica Tate and Musician /Producer Paul O’Hagan facilitated this 12 session project combining animation created in Macromedia Flash with music technology orientated composition to create the artwork and sounds for this animation which explores the issue of drug use and misuse. The Artists were supported through-out the project by Aileen O Reilly, Youth Worker at the Bridge.

WHEELWORKS DEVELOPMENTAL YOUTH ARTS PROGRAMME 95/00
A practical guide based on real life youth arts experiences providing the reader with ideas, inspiration and suggestions for how to maximise success.
Based on the WheelWorks Programme between 1995-2000 incorporating film, music, photography, visual arts and drama this resource maps out various models of community and youth arts practice from Artists in Residency Programmes to one-off projects and training programmes with adult leaders.

RURAL YOUTH ARTS RESOURCE PACK 00/01
This resource is aimed at those who are keen to explore the potential offered by the arts to Young People in rural areas but have limited experience of setting up projects. The pack offers advice on developing ideas, funding, finding good support structures and publicising events.
The guidance is based on WheelWorks Mobile Rural Youth Arts Project, developed in Co L/Derry and Tyrone during 00-01.WHEELWORKS 1995
An evaluation of the first ever WheelWorks pilot youth arts programme, a community based arts project for Children aged 7-12 in six communities located within the Greater Belfast area. The evaluation explores the rationale behind arts work with Children and measures how effectively the model adopted by WheelWorks impacted upon the six participating summer-schemes.
If you wish to obtain any of the above please contact WheelWorks for further details.

EXHIBITIONS

The following exhibitions are available for touring to venues across Europe.

MY SPACE
My Space is a pioneering photographic exhibition created by Young People from cultural minority communities from across Northern Ireland which explores issues and opinions around social / cultural exclusion and discrimination.
The exhibition includes a range of photographic portraits: large scale colour pin-hole images, traditional black and white prints, as well as digitally imaged fine art prints and installations.

BT5
BT5 is a photographic exploration of identity by young men in East Belfast. The project takes its name from the postal district in east Belfast where the Inner East Youth Project and the Short Strand Parent and Youth Group are situated.
The project was part of a wider city-wide project which used the medium of photography to explore with Young People their experiences of living and growing up along Belfast's peace-lines.
Images in the BT5 exhibition were created by young men from both communities during the summer of 2000. Photographers Ryan Gallagher and Andy Berndt introduced digital photography to groups as a means to explore territory, culture and fantasy/
ideal streets.