Laila Kassab is a Palestinian artist from Gaza. Forced by the war to flee her homeland with her five children, she carried with her only the remnants of her memories and dreams. Despite the hardship of the journey and the distance from her homeland, she managed to keep her artistic voice alive and share her… Read more »
The art of Fiona Adamson & Farinaz Pourebtehaj. Two women artists. They both witness the struggles experienced by women, but their approaches, the way images and art making express their ideas, is very different. Making and sharing art can be healing. Farinaz Pourebtehaj I am a printmaker and artist exploring themes of women’s resilience, resistance,… Read more »
Narrative Paintings by Terry Burke Terry’s work is guided by an appreciation of the extraordinary natural world. Her intention is that through making paintings, she will somehow help to preserve the environment and restore its abundance and beauty. Terry finds it thrilling to be able to use her work to evoke ancient times and cultures,… Read more »
If you’ve ever struggled to stay motivated with your creative work, to find a practice or routine that works for you, or to keep believing in your own talent and capability, this workshop series is exactly what you need to press the reset button.
A calmer, kinder place for poetry.
Across many cultures, the mask is used as a tool for change. To wear a mask is to step into another role, another presence, or another way of being.
what does this mean ? – to know that a photograph is an abstraction in time from the constancy of perception – that it makes its own reality… – to understand that there is only the drama of the world and the objects within it and you, watching… – to make images… Read more »
A love letter to the ‘Lovely Life Drawing’ community, exploring how creative communities can facilitate the building of relationships and shape us as artists. Expect lots of life drawing.
Amy Shiner is an artist, Creative Facilitator and Intuitive Psychology Coach. This exhibition reflects that journey of vulnerability and rediscovery, where journal pages grew into paintings.
The art and craft of weaving go back for thousands of years, and yet there is still much to explore in this archaic medium in the present.