Join us for an extraordinary evening where art, community, and light converge to illuminate Bolsover Castle in a whole new way. On 27 and 28 November, witness the stunning transformation of this historic landmark as it becomes the canvas for a large-scale projection, created in collaboration with the local young people from Bolsover and renowned artist Rebecca Smith, founder of Urban Projections.
A Night of Community and Creativity
Bright Winter Nights X Dreamy Place is not just an event; it’s a celebration of young voices. Through a series of workshops, young members of the Bolsover community have worked closely with Rebecca Smith to develop digital artworks that reflect their stories, experiences, and creativity. These unique creations, including video, digital collages, and imagery, will be the centerpiece of the evening, brought to life through a mesmerising projection onto the castle’s ancient walls.
About the Artwork
Rebecca Smith, an acclaimed artist known for her innovative approach to digital projection, has guided the community participants in creating this collaborative piece. The artwork, a vivid expression of the community’s voice, will be projection-mapped onto Bolsover Castle, creating an immersive experience that blends history with contemporary digital art.
Be Part of the Experience
This is your chance to see Bolsover Castle like never before, as it becomes a beacon of light and creativity during the Bright Winter Nights X Dreamy Place event. Whether you’re a local or traveling from afar, this is an unmissable opportunity to engage with art that is both personal and spectacular, set against the backdrop of one of Derbyshire’s most iconic locations.
Event Details
Come and experience the power of art to transform spaces and bring communities together.
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Dreamy Place X Bright Winter Nights is a collaboration between Junction Arts and videoclub. Supported by Arts Council England, English Heritage and Bolsover District Council.