Stunning 3D artworks are set to come to Exeter’s waterside this summer, along with a host of free family activities for everyone to enjoy.
3D Joe and Max are artists who have travelled the globe, creating their artworks for a range of clients, including Google, Disney, Reebok, Save the Children, and Coca-Cola.
They will be on the Piazza Terracina on Friday, 26 July, creating a mini version of one of their unique artworks throughout the day.
The artwork is part of the "Summer on the Quayside" initiative that the Exeter Canal and Quay Trust is bringing to the city.
It all gets underway on Friday, 26 July, under the Transit Shed on Exeter Quay and runs throughout the school summer holidays.
There will be storytelling, puppetry, magic, seaside games, and flea circuses. People can write sea shanties, create artwork, and get involved in science fun for all the family.
There’s a chance to make your own clay face or flower with artist Lou Chapman, create a giant mosaic map mural, join an informal choir, and so much more.
To find out more about the "Summer on the Quayside" programme, visit the Exeter Custom House website at exetercustomhouse.co.uk/event/summer-at-the-quayside-2/
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