All Together by All in Awe
Partner Programme
16 — 24 Sept 2023
Urban Design
Brompton Design District has commissioned All in Awe to develop an installation in the heart of the district at Egerton Gardens in response to Brompton’s theme ‘Conviviality – The Art of Living Together’, curated by Jane Withers Studio.
‘All Together’ is an installation by the non-profit organisation All in Awe in support of local charities. The project is a reflection on the subject of loneliness, inspired by the startling fact that the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea ( RBKC ) has one of the highest numbers of single-person households in the country. RBKC also has one of the most profound economic disparities across the UK, reminding us that the subject of loneliness is universal, affecting people from all walks of life. We are a collective of creative professionals who come together to work with charities, applying our skills to further their good work. All Together has been commissioned by Brompton Design District as part of the programme curated by Jane Withers Studio exploring ‘Conviviality – The Art of Living Together’ for London Design Festival. Several local charities are working hard to combat the causes and effects of loneliness in the community. We collaborated with them and ran a programme of creative community workshops with local people to explore and express the themes of loneliness and togetherness. The flags displayed here are the result of work by All in Awe members Stinsensqueeze and Sarah Boris who interpreted the workshop results and used data from our partner charities as a starting point for their designs. The All Together installation is displayed within the ‘Wiggle Wonderland’ pavilion, a touring structure that is activated by local communities and artists across the UK. The installation will become a venue for further workshops and events, and a place for communities to come together throughout London Design Festival.
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