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red poppies studio

Painting-Acrylic-Pastels-Watercolour-Ink -Bleach-Collage-Mixed Media-Charcoal-Crafts- Workshops-Mono Printing-Art And Printing Using Recycled Materials-Art For Sale by Gill Buckmaster A friendly little art studio where the emphasis is on fun and friendship and creativity. Suitable for adults and children of all abilities. The groups are small and the classes are informal. Sessions are between 1.5 and 2 hours long with materials included and refreshments provided. Some workshops may be longer. Resident artist Gill is a member of The Tutors' Association, fully DBS checked. Our studio is located on it's own floor with a separate bathroom and is airy, well ventilated cleaned between sessions. Current Covid advice is followed at all times.

muna zuberi stained glass

Muna Zuberi - Glass ArtistI am a glass artist and make glass appliques, architectural and art stained glass, glass paintings, and drawings. I am always conscious of the history of the stained glass craft when designing new pieces but am reviving this ancient art form to create new and exciting contemporary pieces. Visually I am particularly interested in maps (both modern and historic), diagrams and aerial photographs and these have informed a lot of my work. These items are a visual representation of an area depicting the relationships between elements and objects in that space. They can show the way and highlight barriers and in this way give us a different perspective on the world to reveal things previously hidden. This additional vantage point helps us to explore and understand the world. I am also inspired by dalle-de-verre – a technique popular in the 1960s where glass billets are set in concrete to form windows. I combine different techniques such as glass painting, fusing and glass mosaic to create flat and sometimes 3D artworks. I am ‘mixed race’ and this has led me to think about wh

aatma holistic

textiles at the weir

Welcome / Croeso Come and visit a beautiful area of Monmouthshire and learn a new skill in a cosy, country workshop. Textiles at The Weir is a studio based at a working small holding on the outskirts of Llanddewi Rhydderch, a small village just outside the market town of Abergavenny. We provide a variety of textile based day courses including hand and machine embroidery, felting, embellishing, fabric painting and printing. Our courses cater for all abilities from total beginners to the more experienced people looking for new challenges and techniques. All courses are taught in small groups up to six with lots of opportunities for one-to-one tuition. The aim is for everyone to produce piece of work by the end of the day.

meraki art school

Exeter Art SchoolTeaching traditional skills in Art and Design that will serve our pupils well into their creative futures. Here at Meraki Art School we provide an environment that fosters confidence and skill in the next generation of artists. Our focus is on the teaching of traditional skills in art and design and our experienced artist-teachers support pupils to develop skills in drawing, painting and sculpture. There is a focus on using high quality materials, as well as referencing artists, craftspeople and collecting visual information from the wider world. Young people are able to immerse themselves in their creative pursuits and will be supported in building a visual language that will help them to harness the power of their own unique voice.

unpredictable series

Unpredictable Series looks at art, performance, and spontaneous music, its synergies, the creation of new works, and archives. We create festivals, exhibitions, performances, talks, publications, and workshops engaging audiences in new ways of making and understanding art and music. Unpredictable Series was initially a collective founded in London in 2013 by artist & curator Blanca Regina and free improviser & composer Steve Beresford. Pierre Bouvier Patron joined them, focusing on experimental film and performance. As well as Jack Goldstein to create Strange Umbrellas. Collaborators and guest curators include Tomi Osuna (design), Karel Doing (film performance), Sharon Gal (music & art), Gina Southgate (live painting and performance), Terry Day (music & art), Dave Hunt ( sound production), David Toop (artist & curator), Peter Cusack (artist & tutor, Matthias Kispert and others

lisa richardson design

I love being hands on creative, cutting, sticking, chopping, painting, splattering but also being quite techie and having trained in pattern cutting and tailoring somehow marries perfectly with knit/crochet design and pattern writing. I have worked in house at Rowan yarns for almost 20 years being the Senior Designer, technical manager and also styling and art directing the majority of photo shoots it is a varied and rewarding job. I have also pursued an independent side with tutoring at residential workshops in Tuscany and more locally plus selling my wares at yarn events such as Yarndale. For an anxious hermit these can be a bit of a worry but the reward of meeting all the crafters and other designer makers is always worth it!

make a masterpiece

Deborah grew up on a Lincolnshire farm surrounded by inspirational people and places. Training originally at Leeds Metropolitan University and Berkshire School of Art and Design, she has worked extensively as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator. Her clients have included RHS, National Trust, Natural History Museum, Chatsworth House and Dunoon Mugs. Whilst developing a range of paint-by-numbers kits, an interest in making art accessible to those without specific training grew. This led to the creation of ‘Make a Masterpiece’, translating beautiful landscapes and wildlife designs into easy to achieve guided painting and craft events for adults and children. She currently lives and works in Reading as an Artist in Residence at a local school specialising in murals and running Art Clubs.

etiwa tech

ETIWA TECH is a state of the art not-for-profit technical vocational training organisation located in Lagos, Nigeria. We deliver relevant, high quality, globally recognised training that equips people with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers in the construction industry.

south square centre

South Square is a collection of 19th Century workers cottages, in the old Yorkshire village of Thornton, famous for its Brontë connections and its impressive 20-arch viaduct. Renovated as a community arts centre in 1982, South Square Centre is now home to ten studio spaces for a variety of artists, as well as a gallery, community spaces, archive, fine art framers, bar and a cafe. The centre hosts community events and activities for all ages, including an ongoing workshop programme and provides community spaces available to hire.