Dare to Trolley (experiential learning)

Divided into groups of four for Truth-Dare-Art-1 'Dare to Act': the challenge posed to the artists was to spontaneously make a difference. 

This group of artists were at a bit of a loss what to do and went toward the charity shop with a Tesco trolley. "I don't see these places making a difference" said Andy. Richard was a good sport and followed Tina's suggestion that he get in the trolley. We explained "we're just doing an art experiment" to the shop keeper. When it came to borrowing the pillows to go outside the collaboration process truly began as we had to consult with the store manager to get his permission and explain our intentions.​

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@Salisbury can we make a difference? What kind of difference can we make? Dare to act was the challenge we were set. #truthdareart we had no plan only spontaneous action. The trolley inspired us. Then we saw this advert. Can we get a volunteer driver for Julia’s House charity shop? Either way we #made a difference to @richvbarn more about that on FB and the blog soon

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