Can you translate the slogan 'If you can dream it, you must do it' into one of Luton’s 140 languages and dialects?

We can’t wait for the people of Luton to engage with and enjoy the artworks for this season.

The second set of projects due to inherit the Culture Quarter's spaces including the Culture Wall, the Storefront, and the Billboard, will launch on Friday 9 December.

As the working day ended last Thursday, 'As You Change, So Do I' launched its first commissions, inaugurated with singing, speeches, and sausage rolls.

With the fantastic launch of 'As You Change, So Do I' on Thursday 29 September came the release of Mark Titchner's exclusive free digital artwork entitled 'If You Can Dream It, You Must Do It'

Scott King will involve local people to reconstruct Henry Moore’s famous series of sculptures 'Mother and Child', works that were made during the 1920s through to the 1960s, and which became a staple for civic public sculpture during the post-war era in the UK.

Fascinated by the remarkable harmony between the town’s different communities, the AWEARNESS project is inviting Lutonians to design their own series of t-shirts and be photographed wearing them.

Mark Titchner, the lead artist for ‘As You Change, So Do I’ has partnered with the contemporary artists’ multiple agency Sedition to produce an exclusive free digital artw

Luton Culture will deliver an experimental programme of public realm arts and animation designed to generate involvement, participation and debate.