Art exhibition at the Baths
- Jul 10, 2024
- 1 min read
The pop up ‘Treading Water’ exhibition by Josh Pedley-Cook and Pyramid Arts attracted over 200 new visitors to the Baths to explore the exhibition and enjoy work by other Pyramid Artists at the celebration event.
Lots of members, young swimmers and parents also visited the exhibition that was held during Learning Disability Week (13-20 June) and visitors shared great feedback.
Pyramid Arts is a Leeds-based arts collective that invests in people with learning disabilities through creative arts. Josh lives and learnt to swim in Bramley and is a passionate advocate for the mental health benefits of swimming, and his art is full of joy and celebrates the importance of community.
Look out for similar events coming soon!
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The setting itself becomes part of the narrative. It’s interesting how environment shapes engagement, similar to how math playground influences how people interact with ideas.
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What a wonderful way to celebrate creativity and Retro Bowl community—‘Treading Water’ sounds inspiring and uplifting for everyone who visited!