Elizabeth works with printed matter such as newspapers, magazines, postcards and other found materials to create collages, drawings and prints.

She says:

"The Feeney Fellowship will give me the opportunity to explore a new printmaking process called photo etching. This will enable me to produce a series of large billboard-style prints that will be exhibited at a Metro station in Lyon, one of Birmingham's twinned cities. It is envisaged that the connections made through the project will open up networks between creative communities in Birmingham and Lyon."

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Elizabeth Rowe's Final report

Pritam is a composer, vocalist and tabla player in the classical Indian music tradition, who also performs with musicians from other genres: Rock, Punk, Western Jazz, African and Middle Eastern.

He says:

"The Feeney Fellowship will allow me to develop my career by working alongside Jazz musicians; learning, creating and composing new hybrid music through blending Indian Ragas/rhythms with the vibrant sound and razzmatazz of a Jazz orchestra. My educational workshops will inspire musicians and students in schools to adapt a cross-cultural and diverse approach to music, and I hope that with the Feeney Fellowship I can further develop my career as a composer."

Pritam Singh's Final report