The Zen Bruiser

Basketball Kid - his ball under his arm ready for practice - this at a basketball session run by Leicester Warriors Basketball Club in Highfields Community Centre Leicester.

Leg Stretch

King Power Stadium
Leicester City Football Club

BISHALDO
Soccer Player Bishal Paul
Derby 17th March 2012
Paul Conneally

To The Hoop
Basketball project run by Warriors Basketball Leicester that combines sports training with positive for young people messages around crime and antisocial behaviour. Funding for the project comes from Home Office Communities Against Anti-social Behaviour and Crime. Support in delivery comes from PCAS - PSHE & Citizenship Advisory Service.

Park Life - Saturday Soccer

Soccer Boys

bone and blood
the boxer looks anxiously
at his towel

Paul Conneally

Football Fan

Paul Conneally 2011

Is Kevin Keegan The Man For Leicester City?

We will own this city.
We will take it back.
We will link and shift; across time, space, people, places and processes.
We will weave throughout the fabric of people’s lives.
We will unpick it.

Programme Seller - Leicester City Football Club

Paul Conneally 2011

the renewabilty haiku hike, a set on Flickr.

Photos from the renewabilty haiku hike Nov 20 2006 Olympic Development site London walking from and back to Three Mills - the renewabilty haiku hike is a collaborative piece by Paul Conneally with artist / curator Tomomi Iguchi and is central to Crossover UK 2006 ‘The Renewabilty’

Conneally was master poet / artist leading the Saturday haiku workshop and Sunday haiku-hike where he was joined by over thirty walkers who wrote haiku as they walked. The poems were then used by Conneally and Iguchi to make a number of pieces that were exhibited in their ‘The Renewablity’ exhibition at Mile End Arts Pavillion in Mile End Park Londonin early 2007.