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Penny Wilson

play, playwork and design

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Penny’s books

Good Enough: D.W. Winnicott and Playwork
Download the Free PDF here (2.5 MB).
The Playwork Primer
Download the Free PDF here (0.5 MB).
Download the Free PDF of the String of Beads exhibition here (5.75 MB), or you can buy the book at Lulu.

my writings

  • ‘children are more complicated than kettles.’ the life and work of Lady Allen of Hurtwood.
  • ‘….an attempt to create a natural environment’.
  • ‘Not only Critical, but constructive.’ Aldo Van Eyck.
  • All consuming:PATH Newsletter
  • Bunting Fences
  • Dreams and Streams and Beaten Metal.
  • East End of London and the South of France. PATH newsletter
  • Face painting?
  • Glamis Adventure Playground
  • Greetings from Mile End
  • How to design for Play in Mile End Park.
  • How to work out what is really there:PATH Newsletter
  • imagine This.
  • Inclusive Play. A vitriolic rant…
  • Interesting developments. From PATH Newsletter
  • Liminal Spaces
  • Maddie asks.
  • Magic
  • Painting with Stik. Playing with street art.
  • Play for its own sake.
  • Railing Ranting
  • Remembering How To Play: PATH Newsletter.
  • Seeing what is there to be seen. Filming at Glamis Adventure Playground.
  • Sense and Sensibility
  • Small Flames
  • Spaces of Exclusion
  • Stitching the fabric
  • Strange New World :PATH Newsletter
  • TedX EastEnd. Play.
  • The String of Beads
  • The Toll Road: A Kentish Playhood.
  • The Wedding Day
  • Thinking about Play Types. PATH newsletter spring 2010
  • Thrusting Structures or Secret Spaces? Male and Female perspectives on playground design
  • Wilson’s Pictures

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