City given £1.6m for a new marine programme
The Herald|December 19, 2024
'SEA FOR YOURSELF' AIMS TO CREATE A CULTURAL LEGACY
By LORNA HUGHES
City given £1.6m for a new marine programme

ARTISTS will be challenged to "connect people with the ocean" as part of a huge new programme of culture in Plymouth. 'Sea for Yourself' aims to create a 'cultural legacy' in the city.

The city has been awarded more than £1.6m for the four-year project, which will see four major cultural commissions. Each will focus on themes such as making visible the invisible, archive and heritage, immersive environments, and outdoor installations.

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