The project encourages public participation in the Waterfront Development by engaging with artists and community partners to reflect on Dundee’s past, present and future development.

Using 18 4-sheet billboard posters to create a vibrant dialogue of image and text, the project provides opportunities for artists and the wider public to participate in the Waterfront Development, to raise critical questions about our collective future, and to celebrate a diversity of voices and visions for the city.

The title, Sharing Not Hoarding, describes our method as well as our aim: A collaboration between On Site Projects and Nomas* Projects to develop a programme of evolving exhibitions in hospitable-critical dialogue with Dundee City Council and other Dundee-based organisations and community groups.

Together we share the city. Together we forge its future.

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