New Workshops :: Available Now…
February 28th, 2010
As well as our very successful graffiti and urban art workshops and murals, at the beginning of January we started running screen printing workshops too. These have gone down so well we will be continuing with them on a permanent basis.
Also with Emma now on board we are working on developing workshops in Jewellery and Glass to start in June.
So if you are interested in finding out more or booking us for a workshop or arts project, or if you need some ideas of how we can help get children and young people involved in visual arts then please use the contacts page to get in touch…
Spilsby :: Write up…
February 19th, 2010
A little bit of a write up about our workshop at Spilsby Youth Centre on Monday…
Brookenby :: Playpod Project…
February 18th, 2010
Above is the finished playpod artwork as designed and painted by a whole host of young people and children from Brookenby with the help of James. Thank you to all that helped make this 3 day project a success, the young people and children were a joy to work with and the community very supportive and hospitable, hope to see you all again soon. Thank you also to Children’s Links for their organisation of the project and their support…
Facebook :: iMAGESKOOL…
February 10th, 2010
You can now follow our exploits on Facebook…
Half Term Projects…
February 10th, 2010
Next week is half term and iMAGESKOOL will be running various workshops around and about, so if we’re in your area come along (please check with venues for age limits and other restrictions, some projects may require club membership).
On Monday we will be at Spilsby Youth Centre for a graffiti workshop. Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday we will be running a graffiti project alongside Children’s Links at Brookenby in Lincolnshire. Also on Thursday we’ll be in Market Rasen at the Festival Hall running a screen printing workshop and Friday more screen printing this time at William Farr school in Welton…
Screen Printing :: Complete…
February 6th, 2010
Our screen printing project at the 13 Grantham primary schools has now come to an end with some amazing work done by over 350 children. You can read some more about it in the Grantham Journal and don’t forget to visit the exhibition (details in the post below), everyone welcome…
