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Working with Mediabridge, JACK ARTS supported the Trust’s national campaign ‘Space to Feel’ – which brought idyllic panoramas out of nature and onto our urban billboards across our UK cities, encouraging people to discover and explore places in the National Trust’s care. The wanderlust creatives framed on our street-level poster sites provided a visual portal, transporting the passing viewer to tranquil UK destinations encouraging pause and connection to our great outdoors.

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JACK ARTS worked alongside Posterscope to bring the exhibition to life at our 1 Quaker Street site, which welcomed a mesmerizing wave of starlings in flight. The bold and bright 3D display featured hot pink bird forms that glided effortlessly across the site, casting shadows as they joined the rest of their flock.

Emulating the exhibition’s interactive displays, passers-by were encouraged to engage with the poster site through a QR competition that offered £250 of NHM goodies, and aimed to finally answer the age-old question… which came first, the chicken or the egg?

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With AKA we took the exhibition’s ambitions directly to streets the with an immersive campaign that encouraged the passing public to create a bee-friendly future;  Roscoe Street Liverpool and Oxford Road Manchester’s busy street-level sites were the perfect spots for the bee-friendly activations. The takeover poster sites were hand-embellished with tear-away seed pouches, made from sustainable printed fabric pouches.  The iridescent display encouraged people to engage with the space, take the seed packs away and plant at home – bringing the campaign, and exhibition’s, ‘save the bees’ appeal to life.

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Highlighting the important role water plays in the lives of the people of Scotland, their new multi-channel campaign ‘Piped by Us. Owned by You.’ urges everyone to value and safeguard this invaluable natural asset. JACK ARTS Scotland joined forces with Talon and Scottish Water to take this vital message to Glasgow’s streets with a campaign inspired by the nation’s breathtaking landscape and its people. This included street posters and a striking photorealistic mural created by local artist Rogue One, now proudly exhibited at Scottish Water’s offices. 

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To bring this year’s event to Bristol and Birmingham, we worked alongside the Hay Festival on vibrant street poster takeovers of our sites in each city. Asserting its ability to inspire and encourage imaginations to run free, the creatives also included some of this year’s huge and varied line-up – featuring the likes of Stormzy, Mary Berry, Baaba Maal, Dua Lipa, Helena Bonham Carter, Douglas Stuart, Margaret Atwood, Elif Shafak and Gary Younge.

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From the borough’s network of green and wet spaces to private gardens, windowsills, and doorsteps, the campaign with Fieldwork Facility aimed to inspire small actions to create big change. Together with interactive QR-code poster designs and protest-plaque style installations in key locations, it highlighted the need to let nature go wild, with ideas from adopting a local street tree to creating doorstep bug hotels.

With an ambitious target to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2030, the Rewilding Raves initiative and supporting campaign brought the importance of nature to the forefront, whilst transforming the borough from grey to green.

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To give London a sneak peek of the forthcoming spectacle, we teamed up with AKA. Taking over one of our east London sites with packets of wildflower seeds for passers-by to take away, each removal revealed the colourful creatives underneath, piece by piece. Hoping to instigate some city-wide wildflower blooms, it brought Superbloom right to the streets.

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Motivated by an urgent need to instigate widespread action amongst young people right across the globe – believing that to change everything, we need everyone – their concerts will be taking place everywhere, from Sweden and Brazil to London.

For one of their London launches, we worked with Climate Live on a surprise open-top bus tour of the city, with performances from Second Thoughts, Nova Twins and Girli alongside speeches from incredible activists. Giving the bus a fully customised vinyl wrap, arranging its journey around the city, and creating a buzz on the streets as we went, we shared Climate Live’s important mission with the world in the most creative and exciting way we knew how.

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With Talon, we worked with the Scottish Government to broadcast their commitments to Edinburgh and Glasgow, projecting Net Zero promises onto each city, and making their eco-themed campaign a reality. This included environmentally conscious artwork for creative billboards – with foliage and natural-looking materials – to soften the city’s streets with a touch of nature.

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Choose Earth had a pertinent message to share, asking loudly and clearly why many of the world’s indigenous leaders and communities weren’t being given a seat at the table for the conference. Working with Earthrise Studio, we brought the word to our sites in the city, spreading awareness on the street with poster creatives centred on leaders and environmental protectors who deserved to be heard.

The campaign had a huge impact as it was shared across social media: by Earthrise Studio, Choose Love, Brasil de Fato, and also by leaders the campaign revolved around – Sonia Guajajara and Célia Xakriabá – reaching hundreds of thousands of followers, and being re-shared onwards continuously by passionate activists from around the world.

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With work by 24 Black creatives and artists of colour, the exhibition underlines that those who are most affected by the climate breakdown, yet are least at fault, are people of colour. As The Colour of the Climate Crisis landed in Glasgow’s The Pipe Factory to coincide with COP26, we worked with Do The Green Thing to bring its dual purposes of poignant art and much-needed awareness to the heart of the city.

With artwork that sought to centre the leadership, ideas and experiences of people of colour on the frontlines of the crisis, the street poster campaign presented impactful excerpts from the exhibition and showcased its intentions, providing the perfect backdrop to climate demonstrations and protests parading through the city.

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Calling for war-style mobilisation to get citizens involved in campaigning, lobbying and piling the pressure onto governments, they decided to raise awareness on the streets with something nobody could ignore – a giant, blaring siren, bleeding noise from our Shepherd’s Bush megasite.

We worked with Climate Call-Up on their creative billboard alongside street poster displays seeking to enlist the public on their mission. Taking over London with huge noise to provoke alarm, the campaign turned the heads of passers-by, promising to blare its message until the threat to our livelihoods is properly addressed.

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We worked with Every Can Counts and Brighton and Hove Council to create this impressive Brighton rainbow on the seafront, as a tribute to key workers, and to highlight the benefits that can be achieved by recycling valuable aluminium drinks cans, rather than littering them.  ‘Do infinite good’ as well as a positive affirming statement also refers to the fact you can endlessly recycle aluminium, ucrrently 76% of aluminium drinks cans are recycled in the UK – ECC’s mission is to get it up to 100%.

The giant structure was created using sustainable materials and over 2,000 recycled cans. We completed the seaside display by building golden can-shaped recycling bins, branded information boards and installing temporary chalk stencils to lead the way. The towering rainbow stands 7m tall against the seafront, (in between the i360 and upside-down house), providing a perfect photo opportunity come rain or shine – see the special build rainbow on display until 12 September 2020.

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