1. Name
John
Morrow
Born
6th
February
1958
Coerced
Education
Two
infant
schools,
one
primary
school,
one
middle
school,
two
secondary
schools,
finally
ending
in
1974
Voluntary
Education
Starting
at
about
1985.
One
local
night
class
in
Humberside,
Two
part
time
F.E.
courses
in
Hull,
Three
years
full
time
H.E
in
Hull.
One
year
full
time
Uni.
In
Hull,
Adult
Education,
Humberside.
Currently
studying
with
Paulo
Freire
International
Institute,
and
Blackpool
and
Fylde
college.
Courses
studied
Three
A
levels,
one
OND
one
HND
one
BA
Hons.
One
City
&
Guilds.
Level
2
nursery
practitioner.
Prejudice
Reduction
Training
with
NCBI.
Personal
Development
Gold
Award
2015,
Ongoing
L4
Foundation
with
Freire.org
and
L3
Social
Care
with
B&Fc.
Work
Experience
Apprentice
joiner,
undertaker,
building
sites
and
caravan
manufacturing,
drummer
in
bands
and
groups
and
samba
school,
self
employed
joiner,
labourer,
factory
worker,
fork
lift
truck
driver,
house
husband,
student,
designer,
technician,
painter
and
decorator,
freelance
painter,
volunteer,
musician,
junk
percussionist,
year
of
the
artist
artist
project
number
133,
installation
technician,
teacher,
dad,
cartoonist,
dreamer.
Hobbies
This
list
would
have
been
fairly
long
at
one
time
but
now
it
only
includes
walking,
reading,
thinking,
visiting
favourite
places,
listening
to
music,
playing
drums
and
percussion,
drawing
and
hoping.

2. What
is
this
about?
I
have
found
that
you
can
encourage
things
to
happen
but
you
cannot
make
things
happen.
If
you
are
a
bit
driven
or
a
bit
obsessive
you
will
find
that
life
is
better
if
you
can
stay
reasonably
busy.
I
volunteer
some
of
my
time
to
local
youth
and
children
clubs.
I
have
had
cartoons
published
I
have
had
writing
published
I
have
recorded
with
bands
I
have
broadcasted
on
community
radio.
I
am
a
featured
artist
in
a
publication
called
No
Need
for
Words
where
my
method
of
working
in
a
specialist
setting
is
the
subject
of
a
chapter
by
music
professionals.
This
makes
me
a
true
practitioner
and
I
am
proud
of
that.
It
is
tremendously
hard
work
trying
to
earn
a
crust
in
the
creative
industries
it
always
has
been.
We
are
living
in
a
time
when
proper
jobs
are
hard
to
find
at
the
same
time
we
are
realising
that
people
need
to
feel
like
they
have
a
function
in
this
life.
Older
people
have
the
wealth
of
experience.
It
seems
odd
that
they
find
it
so
difficult
to
get
decent
paid
work.
I
can
fill
side
after
side
of
A4
with
lists
of
things
that
I
have
done
well,
it
is
one
of
life’s
great
puzzles
to
me.
If
I
seem
like
I
am
complaining
about
my
situation,
I
apologise.
There
are
tons
of
people
like
me
who
are
capable
and
have
great
skills,
that
are
on
the
verge
of
being
thrown
away
or
given
up
on.
That
is
what
it
feels
like
for
people
like
myself,
out
here
in
professional
cold
simply
because
nobody
has
got
their
brain
round
a
job
description
for
what
used
to
be
insultingly
called
“jack
of
all
trades
and
master
of
none”.
Mr
or
Mrs
or
Ms,
adaptable,
useful,
nice
person.
At
the
young
end
of
what
we
call
“Adulthood”
(a
terrible
misnomer
as
there
are
many
infants
who
know
about
being
more
grown
up
than
adults)
eighteen
years
old.
You
are
straight
out
of
school
dodging
about
from
scheme
to
scheme
or
you
have
to
go
into
massive
debt
to
continue
with
your
learning.
What
a
waste
of
the
energy
and
potential
of
most
of
the
young
people
in
the
entire
country
but
then
on
the
positive
side
what
a
brilliant
way
to
begin
to
prepare
people
to
be
dumped
and
wasted
in
later
life.
Perhaps
I
need
to
stop
here
before
this
does
turn
into
a
rant.
J
What
follows
is
a
list
of
stuff
that
looks
like
experience
but
in
fact
it
is
just
part
of
my
lifetime
of
experience.
I
have
forgotten
and
blanked
a
lot
of
things
in
ordre
to
survive.
If
you
have
made
it
to
this
point
you
will
know
what
I
mean.

3. EXHIBITIONS
National
Gas
Gallery
The
Museum
of
Science
and
Industry
3-­‐D
designer
Weighing
Up
the
Co-­‐op
The
history
of
the
Co-­‐op
in
Manchester
MoSI
3-­‐D
designer
Fresh
Air
and
Fun
The
Lancashire
seaside
holiday
County
Museum
Preston,
3-­‐D
Designer
The
Waddington
Coin
Hoard
Interactive
display
of
Roman
artefacts
Clitheroe
Castle,
3-­‐D
Designer
The
Story
of
Inshore
Fishing
Innovative
gallery
display
Fleetwood
Museum,
3-­‐D
Designer
Tampering
with
Tradition
Comparison
of
old
and
new
craft
techniques
Turton
Towers,
3-­‐D
Designer
They
Chose
to
Serve
The
volunteer
in
wartime
Lancashire
Preston,
3-­‐D
Designer
Christmas
Toys
Exhibition
Very
low
budget
whole
gallery
display
Grantham
Museum,
Design
&
build
Frocks
and
Fripperies
Gallery
display
of
costume
collection
Lincoln
Usher
Gallery,
Build
&
technical
(out
of
thin
air
again)

4.
Not
Just
a
Bed
of
Roses
Touring
display
of
porcelain
collection
Lincolnshire,
Case
design
&
technical
The
St.
Hugh’s
Foundation
Low
budget
benevolent
trust
craft
display
Lincoln,
Technical
Cats
at
Grantham
Museum
No
budget
display
created
from
salvage
Design
&
build
The
Games
People
Play
Board
games
and
playground
games
Museum
of
Lincolnshire
Life
Design
&
build
(no
time
no
money)
A
SELECTION
OF
EVENTS
AND
WORKSHOPS
Beat
the
Drum
Arts
for
Everyone
project
summer
'97
Trinity
Arts,
Gainsborough
community
junk
drumming.
Steam
threshing
day
Children’s
float
and
concert
Bicker
Lincolnshire
Community
performance
Generate
'98
Carnival
parade
Gainsborough
Old
Hall
and
sponsors
Town
Event
Managed
by
Old
Hall
The
Crosby
Noise
Youth
Project
Scunthorpe
Drumming
with
high
spirited
kids

5. Bang
On
National
Year
of
the
Artist
Y2k
residency
One
of
a
few
hundred
selected
artists
funded
by
Arts
Council
in
2000
-­‐
2001
Festival
of
Nations
Carnival
capers
in
Scunthorpe
North
Lincolnshire
Council
Work
in
schools
building
towards
event
Scunthorpe
by
the
Sea
More
carnival
capers
North
Lincs.
Council
arts
department
As
previous
Scunthorpe
on
Safari
More
Carnival
2k+1
Planet
Scunthorpe
Annual
Carnival
North
Lincs.
Council
Unity
Arts
Festival
2003
Education
Action
Zone
NE
Lincs.
Culmination
of
3
years
worth
of
workshop
input
into
schools
around
Grimsby
Music
and
Performing
Arts
service
The
Chrysalis
Project
Glendale
Music
Trust
work
in
the
North
East
Performance
based
work
for
Alnwick
Playhouse
and
Ashington
Sports
Centre
over
three
years
Paint
the
Gallery
Regular
Children’s
‘Drums
'n'
Art’
Festival
Stamford
and
Grantham
Arts
Centres
Outreach
and
Summer
scheme
work
with
local
kids

6.
Hotel
Belle
View
Performance
Theatre
Royal
Bury
St.
Edmunds
Outreach
work
on
behalf
of
outreach
department
including
their
Autumn
Leaves
group.
The
Lindsey
Deaf
Blind
Society
Hands
on,
sessions.
Lincoln
Deaf
Youth
Club
Junk
drumming,
workshop.
NCH
Restbite
days,
for
special
needs
and
young
carers.
Louth
Social
Education
Centre
Performance
based
work
with
Blackbird
Flies,
inclusive
theatre
company
at
Riverside
Theatre,
Louth.
Inset
days
Lincolnshire
Nursery
and
Infant
schools,
Early
Education
Foundation
and
many
schools,
play-­‐schemes,
youth
clubs,
charities,
NCH
restbite
care
and
workshops.
Pandemonium
in
Grimsby
Youth
music
action
zone
work
for
North
Lincs.
over
successive
years
St
Albans
Festival
Larks
in
the
Parks
Drumming
games
in
various
locations
drop
in
basis
Maltings
Arts
Theatre
Team
The
Firebird
Trust
Delivery
of
work
with
a
musical
foundation
in
deprived
areas.

7. Creative
Partnerships
Barnsley
Doncaster
Rotherham
Consecutive
projects
for
Creative
Partnership
funded
by
Arts
Council
England
based
at
The
Hill
Primary
School
in
Thurnscoe.
Previous
themes,
In
the
jungle,
In
the
garden,
In
the
brain.
Prescap
Preston
Community
Arts
Delivering
activities
ideas
and
feedback
towards
Grass
roots,
Dream
scheme,
Holiday
on
the
headland,
Music
movement
and
spoken
word
projects.
Preston
fm
Ongoing
regular
daytime
(expletive
free)
broadcasts
on
Preston’s
Community
Radio,
Riversway
Festival
Watery
Orchestra
for
The
Guild
Scrolls
as
well
as
drop-­‐in
sessions.
Pear
Tree
Specialist
School
Looking
towards
my
fifth
year,
delivering
arts
input
for
music
art
dance
and
drama
(MADD)
week.
St.
Thomas’
Nursery
Ongoing
EYFS
play,
trying
to
create
musical
and
sound
based
art
opportunities
that
promote
experimentation
and
build
confidence.
CARTOONS
(sold)
Art
'n'
Ed
Characters
used
by
Guildhall
Arts
Centre
for
education
and
outreach
news
sheet.
Artsduck
Character
for
CfBT
print,
www
artduck.info
souvenirs
etc.
Young
Bat
and
Maiden
Bowling
Characters
for
Northants
Women’s
Cricket
Club
mugs
and
T
shirts.
Dustbinman
Character
for
YOTA
project
T
shirts
and
publicity
etc.

8.
No
Need
for
Words
ISBN
0-­‐9505789-­‐6-­‐7
NAME
Publication
features
a
chapter
by
Dave
Wheway
on
my
methods
of
working
called
“A
Child’s
Eye
View”
making
me
a
practitioner.
Mailout
quarterly
arts
magazine
for
arts
practitioners
request
article
from
me
in
2010
BANDS
White
Light
first
proper
band
a
bunch
of
individuals
Nightfall
first
regular
gigging
band
a
lead
guitarist
band
The
New
Yorkers
busy
WMC
band
covers
Dorian
Grey
original
Jelly
Fish
Kiss
same
line-­‐up
as
previous
we
weren’t
getting
any
younger
The
Pink
Torpedoes
college
band
(Hull)
Jacob
keyboards
rule
and
covers
The
Smoking
Fish
first
London
band
absolute
rubbish
Flyer
keyboards
and
recordings
a
bit
poncey
Zhain
very
busy
70's
band
Blues
Power
very
rootsy
very
tight
very
nearly
very
famous
Poser
became
famous
after
name
change
to
Sade
Linford
frontman
talent
The
Volcanoes
fantastic
clueless
energy
London
West
End
Marquee
etc.
Loverly
famous
jazz
band
Mike
Figgis
Maggie
Nicols
Mel
Davis
“Kings
Place”
Egils
Straum
Trio
Riga’s
famous
sax
player
gigs
include
the
Latvian
Embassy
Aware
arthouse
new
music
co-­‐op
Parsons
The
Evans
All
Weather
Orchestra
spontaneous
changeable
line-­‐up
The
People
Band
famous
and
influential
60's
originals
Mel
Davis
Terry
Day
Charlie
Watts
Mike
Figgis
The
people
Band
40th
at
the
Peoples
Theatre
in
the
East
end
and
at
The
Kings
Place
North
London
in
October
2010
Poco
Loco
Blackpools
escola
de
samba
Tidal
Beats
Community
mental
health
drumming
group
delivery
Blackpool
Polski
Beben
Music
Therapy
Sessions
delivery
Preston
Gullivers
Squarecle
Intergalactic
Medicine
Drumming
from
Planet
Earth