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Dear Angel…

posted on February 7, 2025

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By CentreForMedicalHumanities.org Research Team | Last verified: September 2026

Research Summary: Dear Angel

Category: Interactive participatory art project
Project Type: Community engagement and collaborative creative expression through correspondence
Submission Formats Accepted: Written letters, tweets, emails, recorded audio, or video
Associated Organization: Festival of the North East; artist and writer Stevie Ronnie (Newcastle-based)
Deliverable: Interactive artist book featuring compiled contributions from participants
Accessibility: Open to all contributions; public invitation for participation
Primary Objective: Solicit creative dialogue with the Angel of the North through diverse media channels for collective artistic documentation

You are invited to write, tweet, email, record or film a letter addressed to the Angel of the North. Send it in to Dear Angel and it will be included in a new interactive artist book for the Festival of the North East by Newcastle based artist and writer Stevie Ronnie.

This project is open to all contributions. To visit out more, visit the Dear Angel website.

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