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Evaluation partner to the Line sculpture trail evaluating new co-commissioning approaches with local residents and young people.

The Line is East London’s public art trail, connecting Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and The O2. As a registered charity, The Line’s work spans public art, heritage, and community engagement, creating opportunities for young people and supporting wellbeing and learning. We worked as an independent evaluation partner to assess the impact of two concurrent projects: Visible / Invisible and Connecting to Opportunities
Evaluation support

Our evaluation support included designing theory of change frameworks, facilitating engagement sessions with participants, and conducting surveys and interviews to capture learning and impact. We worked with young people, artists, and resident co-commissioners to understand their experiences, ensuring that insights from both projects informed future practice. The evaluation process combined qualitative and quantitative methods, with mid-point and end-of-phase reflections helping to shape ongoing delivery and funding strategies.

The findings contributed to strategic planning and learning, demonstrating the value of co-commissioning and participatory approaches in shaping East London’s cultural landscape.

(Picture source: Helen Cammock, On the wind tides, Wikipedia.)

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