We are starting 2023 with a new exhibition from artists Imrana Tanveer and Lisa-Marie Price! Concerned with the relationship between human beings and the natural world, this collaboration is a thought-provoking presentation of changing world views in a climate crisis.
"Art is something that helps one locate their soul. A mirror of the depth of a human being. Death perhaps is something that helps locate meaning in life. A mirror of the depth of our being." "Regret and Hope," an exhibition of sculpture and installation by artist Dominika Kieruzel will run on selected dates from 18th March to 8th April at the Lakeside Centre.
Learn how to imprint, mould and construct with porcelain paper clay to create your very own handmade vessels and tealight holders with artist and educator, Victoria Burgher.
Come along and make a three-dimensional collage using words, sound and movement to explore what home and place mean to us with artist Lou-Atessa Marcellin.
Join Claudia Kennaugh, founder of Art and People, as she gives advice on approaching galleries and representatives, presenting your work, and advocating for yourself.
Join us for the closing night of the Expanding Horizons exhibition. Imrana Tanveer and Lisa-Marie Price sit down...
How can we collectively heal through sound and sharing? Join Aditi Ahalya Jaganathan as we dive into the memories that objects, stories, and oral traditions carry.
Join the Healing Justice Ldn in a gentle exploration of ‘a fragile experience of home’ and wider ideas around healing and homemaking with Dhelia Snoussi. This event connects with Healing Justice Ldn’s wider Rehearsing Freedoms programme.
Hear from interdisciplinary artist Rosa-Johan Uddoh as she shares her insights on non-hierarchical artistic practice, collective knowledge sharing, collaboration, and the importance of playfulness in art. This event will feature screenings of Practice Makes Perfect (2021) and Cultural Field (2022).
Uncover the remedial and liberatory properties of herbs and plants as we wander down the canal towpath, exploring practices of care and the healing histories that our local botanical landscapes hold.
Next up in our Peer Crit series, art advisor, gallerist, and founder of Art & People Claudia Kennaugh will grapple with how interdisciplinary artists can communicate the many strands of their practice, the core intentions of their artistic journey, and the importance of focusing on what your art is saying as opposed to how it’s saying it. These peer crits give artists the opportunity to present their work and get practical, personalised advice and feedback.
Join artist Lou-Atessa Marcellin and discover the spectrum of colours that can be found in everyday food stuff and plants to draw where we live, in multi-colour form.