Young people from the Sceaux Gardens Estate Camberwell will be training local councilors, a baptist minister, a police officer, researchers and planners in how to have more fun in streets and in public spaces.

The techniques to be taught include
the swinging gate of fear
shouting out silly words
wind tunnel hair flying
railing squeeze
street magaphone
gravel moonwalk
'yes lets all" game

the session will conclude with a discussion about creative/antisocial uses of public space

o and BTW all techniques have been thoroughly risk assessed :)

Last Chance to see the exhibition City as Gymnasium at the Cube Manchester. Other artists in the show include Neville Gabie and Media Shed.

The final session for the exhibition took place on Saturday and was attended by some faithful and some new faces. The youngest participant was in and out of her pushchair like a yoyo demonstrating how to squeeze through a discarded bike lock, summersault through a swinging sign and lie down and do nothing.

http://cube.org.uk/exhibitions/detail.asp?id=232

his Saturday's Street Training is a pretty special one! Not only is it the last of the exhibition, but it will be hosted by artist and Street Training originator - Lottie Child.

For those of you who joined Street Training recently, this is your chance to explore Street Training more thoroughly. Lottie will be on hand to explain her practice and introduce you to techniques she has developed with Street Trainers from all over the globe.

In short, its sure to be interesting, enlightening and most of all - fun!!