We Can Do Better vs Pomeroy Forest Trails

We Can Do Better is an art installation and augmented reality experience at Downhill House in Northern Ireland, from artist Joe Caslin and the Nerve Centre. Co-created with ‘The Kindred Collective’, a group of young women born after the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, the installation reflects some of the issues affecting young people in Northern Ireland today and offers a platform for their voices to be heard. Through a process of collaboration with Joe Caslin and the Nerve Centre, the collective has chosen to focus the project around four key themes, including their lived experience of Northern Ireland and their hopes and morals. You can use the app to bring Caslin’s epic new artwork to life, listen to stories and music from the collective, unlock personal messages left by the public and record and submit your own hopeful aspiration for the future. Important: - This app uses augmented reality. - No personal data store is stored or transmitted during this process. - Users are asked to consent that "I have read and agree to the terms and conditions". - When prompted, users must click "OK" to allow the app to have permission to use the camera, location and notification services. We Can Do Better is an IWM 14-18 NOW Legacy Fund commission in partnership with Nerve Centre, with additional support from Arts Council Northern Ireland.

Produced on behalf of Mid Ulster District Council, the Pomeroy Forest app brings you on a magical journey through woodlands near the village of Pomeroy in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. The app includes two trails for children – the Renardine Nursery Trail and the Renardine Fairytale Trail, while the Grace Drennan Eco Trail is about the ecological significance of Pomeroy Forest. Each trail is divided into a series of stops that follow walking routes within the forest, where giant wooden sculptures surprise visitors along the way. These depict characters and scenes from well- known children’s fairytales, like Little Red Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretal. In addition, local myths and legends associated with Pomeroy and the surrounding area also feature at some of the stops. Each trail stop includes a multiple-choice quiz question, so you can test your knowledge and check how many rewards you‘ve earned on your journey.