Brighter Futures Programme Spring 2025

Location:
Forest Arts Centre
Cost:
Free
Dates:
Tuesday 25 February 2025
Category:
Art and Craft, Workshops
Duration:
1 day
Times:
10am-4pm

Discover how collage can support wellbeing by recording ‘celebratory’ moments in time, from simple gestures to more significant events. Also, learn how this  illustrative technique can take away the ‘intimidation’ of a blank page but still present an artistic challenge.  

Join Michele, who is an illustrator with a background in education and community projects , to create ‘everyday images’ with quirky twists,  which hopefully stimulate viewers to question or imagine....or simply smile.  

Open to all levels of artistic ability, the workshop will focus on different methods to record a personal narrative  in a supportive  and non- threatening way, using easily resourced materials. In addition, you will learn about artists who work in this medium, as well as the benefits  of  being a ‘maker’.  

Having completed the workshop, you will be equipped with a ‘took kit’ of techniques and ideas to help you select and document images which are personally important to you, as well as a range of references that you can draw upon for future inspiration. 

 

ABOUT BRIGHTER FUTURES AND HOW TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

Brighter Futures Courses are free of charge, and all materials will be provided. These courses are part of the Hampshire County Council Adult Tailored Learning Programme, Hampshire Achieves. To be eligible for a course you must be 18+ years old, live in Hampshire and feel as though your mental health and wellbeing may benefit from attending a creative course.  

 

To register your interest in attending one of these courses, please click here, to fill out our self-referral form. 

 

To find out more about Brighter Futures and view our full range of courses, please visit our webpage, Brighter Futures | Hampshire Cultural Trust (hampshireculture.org.uk) 

 

  • Collage with various images displayed to look like a table and chairs outside in a town
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