Workshops

I have delivered workshops to broad range of people and institutions. These have included; young students at educational institutions; Universities and community based projects where I have utilised collage and other creative techniques to explore a wide range of themes such as the Bristol Bus Boycott; Black Political Arts movements from the 60’s and 70’s, such as Emory Douglas’s work with the Black Panther Party; St. Pauls Carnival and celebrating Windrush generation and environmental issues affecting wild birds. Here you will find a selection of photos from various workshops I have delivered.Workshops

I design and deliver creative workshops for schools, universities, museums, galleries and community organisations. Drawing on my own artistic practice, each workshop uses collage, printmaking, painting and other creative processes to encourage participants to explore history, identity, place and social change through making.

Workshop themes have included the Bristol Bus Boycott, Black political art of the 1960s and 1970s, the work of Emory Douglas and the Black Panther Party, the cultural legacy of St Pauls Carnival, the Windrush generation, and environmental issues affecting local wildlife. Every session is tailored to the needs of the group, creating an accessible and engaging environment that encourages curiosity, discussion and creative confidence.

Below is a selection of photographs from workshops delivered across a range of educational, cultural and community settings.