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A Fine Line

Creative Curiosity
Conversations
Community

Small group, adult, 90-minute workshops that bring together creatively curious people.
Using art, objects and words, creative confidence blossoms, stimulating conversations are kindled, and community and connection grows. No art experience is necessary.

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Have you ever wanted to try your hand at art but felt stopped by that inner voice saying you are rubbish at it?

Are you creatively curious?Would you like to try out a variety of art techniques - free from judgement, criticism or a fear of making mistakes?

Would you enjoy a relaxed space where you can make art, meet new people, and take part in meaningful conversations?

​​If you answered yes to some or all of these questions, then sign up for a course of workshops!

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Studio-based workshops aim to bring a diverse range of people together, such as within a local neighbourhood or community. These people may (for example) be new to living in London, on maternity leave, recently retired, or simply looking to try something different and meet new people. A course of workshops also make a great gift!

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Bespoke workshops can be held in a location of your choice e.g. in a local community space, within a care home setting (staff, residents and their families), form part of organised activities in a memory café, in a school or college in order to connect more closely with its local or wider community, or in businesses by supporting outreach activities or team-building days.

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What Participants Say

The conversations lit a fire in me.

Before the workshop, I felt a bit stressed, but afterwards, I felt so much more relaxed.

I most enjoyed the openness of everybody.

The chatter in the sessions was natural and comfortable. I felt I was amongst friends.​

I felt relaxed and able to express my opinions without judgment or criticism. I really enjoyed meeting other people.

It is good to have contact with other people apart from family.

The friendships that I have made through the previous meetings have improved my confidence.

I enjoyed approaching the subject from a different angle. I loved the freedom of expression and that there was no criticism of peoples’ ideas.

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