139 Educators providing Art courses in Knottingley

creartive kids art classes by heidi farrar

tessa houghton

Tessa Houghton creates dreamlike ethereal landscapes that are infused with light, texture, and infinite possibilities. Inspired by nature with its inherent symbolism and contrasts, the paintings attempt to explore themes of fragility and strength, transience and endurance, death and renewal. The most recent work pays homage to childhood and family and explores the strong emotional attachments we have with particular places and the memories that go with them.

skin deep beauty training

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fired art designs

She only has 7 mins to do this in and talk about the history of ceramics 😂😂😂 not sure she’ll get it all done but I’m sure she will have a dam good go at it.

e=mc2 by raychel mcguin

Raychel McGuin is a versatile creative professional, specialising in art, writing, illustration, design, event management, and Polychrometry. She navigates between projects, bringing a unique perspective to each. Her art ranges from traditional mediums to digital platforms, while her writing and illustration combine in her storytelling.  Raychel's design work reflects both the aesthetical combined with practicality, whether creating visual identities or conceptualising spaces. As an event manager, she successfully coordinates logistics while infusing events with creativity and flair.  Additionally, as the worlds only Polychrometrist, her exploration of energy adds depth to her creative repertoire, using colour as a tool for expression and communication.

open source arts

Open Source Arts. Marquee Hire, Venue Hire, Event Equipment, Workshop Delivery. A place for making; enabling creativity & collaboration across art forms.

the tetley

The Tetley | Contemporary Art Gallery in central Leeds The Tetley is a contemporary art gallery in the art deco headquarters of the former Tetley Brewery in central Leeds. Galleries, Bar & Kitchen, Events!

swarthmore education centre

The spirit of the Centre’s aims has remained unchanged for over 100 years: Swarthmore seeks to inspire lives through friendly learning within a commitment to equality of opportunity Swarthmore is a centre for lifelong learning, community projects and family learning sessions as well as the courses and activities. Our main aim is to encourage people who want to learn but might not feel comfortable in more formal educational institutions. We work on a friendly, human scale. Many volunteers currently support the Centre’s work, and we welcome their contributions of time and energy. The Centre was founded by members of the Quaker movement in 1909 with the aim of including and involving people in learning activities and making sure that people were treated with equality and respect. Two members of the Society of Friends remain on our democratically elected ‘Council’ of Trustees, made up of Centre members and representatives of community organisations with shared aims. Swarthmore is a not-for-profit registered charity, and a company limited by guarantee. Our Grade II Listed Building has a fascinating history and is made up of six four-story terraced houses with additional dance and art studios to the rear. We have specialist facilities for pottery, jewellery, stained glass and sculpture, and the atmosphere is intentionally homely and informal. We also work within the local community on negotiated projects, including arts and ‘Skills for Life’ programmes. Many groups and individuals make use of the Centre as a community resource, providing facilities for a wide variety of local groups. Swarthmore attracts a social mix of people who come to the Centre because of their shared interests in learning rather than their background. We offer room hire at competitive rates, and welcome the public to use our café facilities. If you would like more information about the centre, SWARTHMORE’S CENTURY; A LEEDS EXPERIMENT IN ADULT EDUCATION, 1909–2009 by Tom Steele is an authoritative look into our history.

the northern film school

renaissance arts