This workshop accompanies the exhibition Extracting Us and invites young people to show accountability in understanding the relationship between coal mining in Indonesia and the UK. Indonesia and the UK […]
Lisboa Social Press will be making a splash on ONCA’s Barge, hosting a hands on printmaking afternoon. Their relaxed workshop starts off with a few fun drawing games to loosen […]
Laser Cut Jewellery with Rebecca Tucknott Kids have the opportunity to choose from a variety of designs to make one (or more if there's time) piece of jewellery, and will […]
Coming back to the Barge once more is favourite Margot Minnot-Thomas. Her last workshop sold out on the Barge so be sure to grab your tickets early. Using an old […]
Movement and Mark Making with Tara Rai Movement and Mark Making is a summer workshop for children to freely create and express themselves in a safe space. Led by facilitators […]
It has never been more important to protect the environment and the people fighting to defend it. The battle for the environment is also a crucial battleground for human rights. […]
We are constantly being encouraged to update our smartphones and we should be asking what the true environmental and social costs are. How can we all enjoy owning a smartphone […]
Creative fun on the Barge for children aged 7 - 12 Join us on the Barge at Brighton Marina for 2 days of workshops and fun, learning about and celebrating […]
Join facilitators and local craft maker Rebecca Tucknott at Brighton Marina for another exciting creative workshop on the Barge. Kids will have the opportunity to choose from a variety of […]
We're thrilled to welcome leading voice for climate justice Suzanne Dhaliwal to Gallery for an evening of conversation and inspiration as part of our Generations: Lost Species Day 2019 programme. Suzanne will talk about her anti-oppression and diversity work in climate activism, and explore a range of topics around art and activism with a presentation […]
In this workshop for children aged 8-13yrs, young people will create new fantasy worlds, designing individual characters based on combinations of humanoids with plant and animal features. These characters will […]
Join Mosaic Artist Caroline Budden on the Barge for a fun morning making Valentine-inspired heart mosaics. In this one hour workshop for beginners, children will learn how to design and […]
Join us aboard the Barge this Autumn and investigate Art in Nature as part of Nature2020 programme. community artist Sally Bourner will facilitate a relaxed and creative afternoon for children […]
This free sewing workshop will combine visible mending - a simple clothing repair technique - with conversation and creativity, developing participants’ skills and building agency for change. The session is […]
For this experimental art/science workshop aboard the Barge, we will look at how to gather data about bats, and ways to share this data in creative and unusual ways. Bats live all around us, roosting in trees and our homes, foraging for insects in parks and woodland. But they are also very vulnerable to humans […]
Look out to sea! Who lives beneath the waves? A local arts and environmental education partnership - , Schools Without Walls and artist David Watson - on a mission to celebrate The Living Coast are thrilled to unveil two new sculptures for the Undercliff Path. Children at local schools helped dream up these playful Marine […]
Family/intergenerational workshop to explore feelings surrounding biodiversity loss, and the power of individual and collective action. Join artist Lou Chapelle for a creative intergenerational workshop and a private view of […]
is thrilled to host Jennifer Uchendu in conversation with Sarah Jaquette Ray to mark the launch of The Eco-anxiety in Africa Project (TEAP). To coincide with the launch of The Eco-anxiety in Africa Project (TEAP) on February 2nd, join Nigeria-based project founder Jennifer Uchendu in an online conversation with US-based author of A Field Guide […]
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