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wells art practice

airtily

art-k kingston

Erik Peterson studied Fine Art at Falmouth University, specialising in sculpture and painting. He has taught music and art to children and adults since 2013, notably being invited to teach a series of technical painting workshops in New Zealand in 2021. He is passionate about learning, and is dedicated to helping others efficiently develop their ideas and techniques in a fun environment. Eduard is a visual urban artist and arts educator. With a pictorial practice that combines studio and street work he is also passionately linked with different educational and social projects, taking the art practice as a pedagogical tool for the community and engine of change. With his passion for arts he pursues to motivate all students to evolve and discover themselves through art practice and creativity.

art-sauce

Art Classes and Workshops in Oxford art-sauce runs a series of art classes, workshops and events for the professional development of artists in Oxfordshire. Our events are low cost and aim to build a connected community of artists to support the development and dissemination of art practice.

the useful art class

The Useful Art Class is a series of workshops that will provide you with the essential skills fundamental to drawing and painting. The classes are short, concentrated sessions that focus very clearly on the principles that are foundational to creating 2D artworks. Sessions are taught by practicing artists who between them have over 30 years of experience within the art world and will equip you with practical knowledge that will help you with your art practice. The Useful Art Class is delivered in the heart of Birmingham’s creative quarter, the Custard Factory, Digbeth, in exhibition space attached to the teaching artists’ studios

bedford creative arts

Bedford Creative Arts is a contemporary arts charity dedicated to commissioning high-quality art with communities and working with artists to explore new developments in socially engaged art practice. Our work is focused outside the gallery space in social spaces and in schools in Bedford and Bedfordshire. See our Projects page to find out more.

the lodge flower and craft school

As an artist, florist and nature lover, Maria’s approach is playful and exploratory. Using natural materials combined with a more traditional art practice, she produces unique and original artwork in her studio in Hemingford Grey, Cambridgeshire. If you would like more information about any of her pictures, or if you wish to discuss having a unique commission created

cheshire school of jewellery

Thank you for visiting the Cheshire School of Jewellery. Workshops are run by Lisa Taylor (that's me above working on a M.A project). I am a fully qualified and experienced teacher having gained a PGCE within the post compulsory sector. In addition I graduated from university with a B.A Hon's in Applied Art and a M.A in Art Practice, specialising in jewellery design. I also have experience as a jewellery lecturer at a north west college and I am a practicing artist making jewellery. I am enhanced DBS checked, a member of the Society for Education and Training and also the Guild of Jewellery Designers.

lascelles fine arts

Gordon Carter is a British-American artist specializing mainly in oil painting. He has been professionally active creating solo exhibitions and groups shows for over 25 years. His paintings are to be found in public and private collections across Europe and North America. He has also worked as a curator in a museum and as a free-lance curator since 2006. His work as an artist has been focused on society and the individual person's relationship to society. He has always demonstrated a belief and motivation that art is a powerful tool for social change; particularly he has been interested in the power of art to improve the quality of an individual's life experience. Teaching students the basics of art, and how a daily art practice can improve our lives has become an extension of his own art practice.

sarah dixon studio

People and institutions are increasingly seeking ways to address harmful legacies, create inclusive cultural practices and shift the systems that prevent us adapting. Sarah Dixon Studio is a centre for creating and discovering new models and opening up possibilities through coaching and art practice, so we can all contribute to the pressing challenges of our times.