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dhruv arts

Dhruv Arts | Masters of Karnataka Specially curated series of concerts - showcasing the TRUE legends of Carnatic Music. Watch Promo!

video arts

Back in 1972 John Cleese and Sir Anthony Jay founded Video Arts – and their observation that people learn very little when they are bored and nothing when they are asleep still holds true today. Video Arts set out to make the most entertaining, memorable and effective learning in the business.

goldhay arts

Goldhay Arts is a registered charity offering weekly sessions in the performing and visual arts to adults with learning disabilities since 1994. Our aim is to provide a quality service with an emphasis on personal development through experience of the performing and visual arts. As a group, we work on 3 basic principles: We use professional Artists as Tutors We encourage equality and respect for each other as Artists and Produce quality work which gains recognition from the arts world

zaiah arts

We are a Carnival-Arts Dance Fitness brand that fuses West-Indian Carnival music and movement with Well-being. We believe movement can be medicine to heal the mind, body and soul, so we promote self-love and holistic healthy lifestyles through the power of mindfulness, community, Caribbean Carnival culture and hip-shaking, calorie-burning fun!

hikari arts

360 arts

360 Arts – Dance Classes Hendon | Performing Arts School London

manor arts

express arts

inspired mosaics studio

LIZ TIRANTI CREATES BESPOKE MOSAIC ARTWORKS FROM HER INSPIRED MOSAICS STUDIO IN HOVE. ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES, DECORATIVE PIECES & SCULPTURES FOR HOMES, GARDENS AND PUBLIC SPACES . BORN: London 1969. Lives and works in Brighton & Hove, United Kingdom. ARTISTS STATEMENT: I am a contemporary mosaic artist. My goal? To celebrate and challenge the art of mosaic. Colour underpins everything I create. The approach: intuitive. In my work over twenty five yearsI have developed a striking and vibrant style. The work has included architectural wall and floor features, decorative pieces and sculptures. Whilst developing my sculptural practice I was one of the first in Britain to import concrete construction techniques specifically for mosaic making from North America. This led to my recent postgraduate enquiry into how to translate fragment to form. To take the tile (tesserae) from the surface and make it the object in itself. After all, mosaic originated in Roman construction techniques, it did not begin as decoration. Experience in working to commission for private, corporate and public clients has equipped me with a broad spectrum of skills. They range from design and making to fine judgement about enhancing a space. It is underpinned by a careful interpretation of the clients’ requirements. The art of mosaic, often overlooked and undervalued, is rich in culture, materials and skill. It’s traditions and versatility I continue enthusiastically to embrace. My purpose? To stimulate discussion about the mosaic-making process and to contribute to its' position as both a craft and a fine art form. Currently I focus on producing new sculptural artwork for exhibition and sale.

co-creative connection

We believe that creativity is for everyone, and it allows us to belong, connect, heal, and make the world much more colourful. CCC have led community-focused workshops and murals for both the private and public sector. We've partnered with organisations like Newham Council, Populo Living, The Guinness Partnership, Peabody, Lewisham Homes, Eldon Primary School, The Hill Group, Poplar Harca Housing, Edmonton Green Shopping Centre, and Higgins Partnerships in order to bring together over 3000 people to paint, laugh, be creative, learn and make their space their own. CCC also prioritises providing creative opportunities for people with health conditions or impairments, such as Deafroots, in order to provide a safe, creative space for the deaf and hard of hearing. Our goal is to make art accessible to all and encourage individuals from all walks of life to discover their creative selves and express their culture and community through these workshops and community projects.