The Art of Creativity
A two-day workshop for anyone interested in exploring creativity and its applications.
When is it?
Next workshop this year:
Autumn – Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 October 2010
10am–6pm (Registration at 9.30am)
Contact makingspace for more details
Who is it for?
Anyone interested in enhancing their creativity, or that of their organisation. Anyone interested in the creative process, creative strategies and anyone engaged or interested in art making, education or innovation.
Experience Required
Experience of art making is not essential. More important is the desire to engage in an investigation of the creative process and a willingness to apply this through the process of art-making.
Where is it?
MakingSpace StudioSpace
Eel Pie Boatyard
Eel Pie Island
Twickenham
Middlesex TW1 3DY
How much does it cost?
This workshop costs £175/150* including basic materials.
See Booking Form for details.
Spaces are limited, so early booking is advised.
How do I book?
Email makingspace for a Booking Form, fill it in and send it back to us.
A note on MakingSpace
MakingSpace was established in January 2009 to investigate, foster and develop the skills necessary for creativity and innovation both for art making and for every day applications. The principal ethos of MakingSpace is to engage the individual in ‘first-hand’ experience of the creative process. By combining tutored investigation with a self exploratory ‘art-room’ workshop environment, the individual is free to test theory against practice and to explore the nature and potential of his/her own inherent creativity.
Project Director & Facilitator
Sarah Preece has worked in the Arts and Cultural Sector as a Manager and Practitioner for the last 15 years. She is a graduate of Goldsmiths College, London, a practicing artist and an experienced teacher and facilitator. Sarah has been affiliated with Birkbeck College, University College London to research the intrinsic value of creativity through studio practice and research. The MakingSpace Workshops are the result of this exploration and offer individuals the opportunity to explore and test practical ways of implementing these approaches. Sarah is also currently Executive Director of Battersea Arts Centre.
