Community Connections
I am passionate about giving back to the community and providing low-cost or free opportunities where possible. I deliver many funded projects and workshops within the community, this enables places on the sessions to be free of charge or a 'pay what you can' arrangement. Below are just a few examples of my previous community workshops and courses. If you have received funding and are interested in a workshop with your local community group please get in touch.
A 3 day intensive summer school based at UCA Canterbury.
A 3 day intensive summer school based at UCA Canterbury.
A one-off cyanotype workshop based at the Ashford Umbrella Centre.
A one-off cyanotype workshops based at Catching Lives Day Centre.
A one-off cyanotype workshops based at Catching Lives Day Centre.
I take part in this festival each year, delivering a cyanotype workshop for families.
a 4 week project based at St Radigund's Community Centre Dover. Aimed at over 55's and those who are most isolated.
A beach walk lead by local artist Karen Simpson. Items collected from the beach were then used to create cyanotypes on the Hampton green.
Part of the 'Arts Ambassador' project, encouraging young people to actively take part in art projects. The artwork created was then displayed at Beach Creative.
A beach walk lead by local artist Karen Simpson. Items collected from the beach were then used to create cyanotypes on the Hampton green.
I take part in this festival each year, delivering a cyanotype workshop for families.
A one off cyanotype workshop for year 10 students.
I take part in this festival each year, delivering a cyanotype workshop for families.
This project was adapted as an online course, reaching the young people who were isolated during COVID 19.
Part of a fortnightly creative session at Take Off Canterbury.
A 6 week Summer Holiday project. I designed, delivered and project managed this project which saw 5 young people achieve a Silver Arts Award certification.
A weekly photography club based at Beach Creative.
As part of the Canterbury Festival, 'New Tricks' project. Aimed at over 65's.