Current Projects
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Transported Aerial Programme
The Transported Aerial team run a number of workshops across Lincolnshire. In Aerial Dance, the performer is suspended from a height and performs using equipment such as hoops and silks. The style r… Read more
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Spalding Reconnected: Historic Town & Riverside
Spalding Reconnected: Historic Town & Riverside is an exciting new community arts project celebrating and promoting the unique heritage of Spalding’s town and riverside. Read more
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Flos Pompa
Flos Pompa (Latin for Flower Parade), will be a ceramic mural created by local artists Greenfield Pottery with residents, school children and groups, exploring Spalding’s connection to flowers and tul… Read more
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Transported & Spalding Town Forum Flower Parade College
We are excited to be working with Spalding Town Forum, South Holland District Council to create a procession artwork for the upcoming Spalding Flower Parade (13th May 2023). Read more
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Town Jewels
Scott House Day Centre in partnership with Transported, will create new artwork around Boston highlighting its hidden jewels of natural beauty and social history. Read more
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ARTeFACT
Transported are currently working with the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society museum to encourage public engagement with their eclectic and international collection of art… Read more
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Pilgrim Woman: Boston
Pilgrim Woman: Boston is the creation of a new sculpture commemorating Boston’s Pilgrim history the story of families arrested and held in Boston jail in the early 17th century. Read more
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South Holland Print and Play (Spalding Parish Map)
A new board game, featuring local landmarks made in collaboration between Brew Projects and the residents of South Holland Read more
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Rivers of the World
Rivers of the World is an international art and education project delivered in partnership with the British Council. Read more
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Boston Mural Residents Group
The Boston Residents Murals Group (BRMG) is a voluntary steering group, working together on public art projects aimed at improving the town of Boston and fostering pride of place in the community. Read more
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Radical Routes
This online publication takes a close look at the Mayflower story, its myths and legends, and aspects that may have been over-looked or need reinterpretation to include previously hidden history. Read more
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Dolphin Lane Heritage Mosaic
The Dolphin Lane Mosaic Mosaic is a large, and inspiring, themed mosaic in the centre of Boston, that was created with the community and established the Boston School of Mosaic. Read more
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Boston School of Mosaic
The Boston School of Mosaic is an initiative to bring together the people of Boston to explore local heritage and learn new skills in mosaic making. Read more
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Etched in Time
Etched in Time is a trail of eight permanent brass plaque artworks which celebrate Boston’s heritage. Read more
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Boston Buoys
The Boston Buoys Trail is a series of six stunning art installations re-purposing vintage navigational marine buoys. Read more
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Frampton Buoys
Located at the RSPB’s Frampton Marsh Reserve, the Frampton Buoys are re-purposed marine buoys that have been transformed into stunning artworks. Read more
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‘Horizon’ at Scotia Creek
Horizon is the beautiful structure commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim at Scotia Creek near Boston, installed in 2021. Read more
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Bunting Blast
The people of Spalding helped us fill the high street with colour during the summer of 2021. Read more
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Community Groups & Regular Classes
Community arts groups and regular classes that are supported by Transported Read more
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Local Events
Working with local organisers to bring arts activity to local events Read more
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Festivals
Developing festival experiences for Boston Borough & South Holland Read more
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Public Realm
High quality permanent and temporary artworks, specifically linked to heritage initiatives and reflecting local character, building skills of local people and demand for an improved environment Read more
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Taster & DIY
A programme of taster workshops leading to the establishment of permanent art form groups Read more
