Art and clay
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Arts for health
Increase mental health, well-being, confidence and social connection through art. Two groups are scheduled: a men's group and a women's group.
Enabling children to develop their natural curiosity, imagination and enthusiasm for art. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after-school classes available at our three locations.
Botanical illustration
Focus on flowers, fruits and plant features - for beginners or those with experience.
A fun short class if you have always wanted to give wheel-throwing a go.
Pre-purchase bulk clay firing and clay bags online.
Discover your medium and your style - whether traditional or contemporary. Thursday and Friday classes available.
Get creative by hand building practical and usable pieces and/or wearable art.
Create traditional Japanese sumie ink paintings and calligraphy on washi paper. Choose a beginners workshop or an "ongoing" workshop if you have done one of Junko's classes before.
Learn the beautiful art of leadlighting and working with glass. A daytime and an evening class scheduled.
This workshop will help you see with an artist’s eye, and give you the tools to draw whatever you want to, be that a portrait, a landscape, or a still life.
Join a relaxed, friendly group of artists for regular sessions working with a life model on Thursday evenings.
Create a wall hanging to proudly hang in your home with the satisfaction of having made itwith your own hands in a relaxed and friendly class over 2 Saturdays.
Workshops for beginners and MakerSpaces to continue after catching the 'mosaic bug' from our experienced tutors.
Learn basic throwing, hand-building, glazing and decorating skills with our very knowledgeable tutors. We have evening classes on Tuesday and Wednesday and a morning class on Wednesday.
Learn watercolour techniques, colour theory and drawing skills.
Build on your watercolour skills learnt in Watercolour painting for beginners.
This short course covers different aspects of the medium, building skills and improving technique in the process. Saturday mornings.