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THE EMPTY GALLERY
Claque Heritage Projects

The Empty Gallery develop collaborative projects between Claque Theatre and a local community or group to create mobile 'interactive theatre-art and heritage exhibitions' that reflects the lives, thoughts and stories of the community who create it. The creators could be an individual, the community within a city, town, village, street, an organisation or 'interest group'. ....More

2022 ​The Empty Gallery Cafe

The Empty Gallery Cafe is a new addition, Created initially in 2020  to help us through the Covid Pandemic.  The Cafe is a meeting place for the community to have conversations around questions that matter. Based on the World Café methodology, it's a simple, effective, and flexible format for hosting conversations that can accommodate large groups of people.

2018
Silhouette's for 'Battles  Over'

 As part of our Battles over  project we we produced a gallery of First World War silhouettes in the windows of Rusthall High Street and 'There but Not There' transparent  soldiers in St Paul's Church.  The Large cut out silhouettes illustrated the stories of written in Clive Robert's book Rusthall's Fallen.  To read more click Here

2016-17
The Aldgate Heritage Project

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We have recently finished Aldgate Heritage Project in the City of London, an Empty Gallery celebrating cultural diversity and stories of migration, immigration and personal journeys told through exhibitions in a suitcase, Edwardian photographs mounted in the the streets of the East End and recorded interviews. Click Here
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