Coming up at the next Artwalk on 28th May
CoActive Arts
Join CoActive Arts as we share work created by our Friday studio members. Led by our learning disabled members interests, this exhibition celebrates our skills, ambitions and interests as authors, illustrators, researchers and editors; creating books, zines and magazines, characters and interactive games that tell you our stories and the things we're passionate about. There will be opportunity for freebies, publications to buy and a hand made large scale board game to play!
The exhibition will remain in place until June 20th - marking the end of Learning Disability week.
Open 5pm-7pm
Previously at Wakefield Library
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Culture Wed 27th Nov 2024Exploring the interplay between texture and form, my current work encompasses a series of Lino prints complemented by thoughtfully crafted textile pieces. These creations draw inspiration from different cultures, evoking a sense of harmony and sophistication that speaks to both craftsmanship and artistic intent. I will be exhibiting an A2 canvas filled with my current work and lino prints as well as many smaller pieces that will be displayed on a table.
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Sustainability Wed 27th Nov 2024I will be presenting a wall hanging and 2 soft toys, all hand made from upcycled materials.
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Expressive Portraiture Wed 27th Nov 2024Exploring different interpretations of portraiture through colour, mediums and materials. I aim to showcase my skills through my creative work and highlight the beauty and expression of portraiture.
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John Milsom Wed 25th Sep 2024John Milsom was born on the 4th November 1942 in Wakefield. Self taught artist he left school at age 15. After trying a few jobs he became a maintenance worker in engineering and he learned skills which would help in his artwork. John was not aware of famous artists whilst he was very young, but remembers that he went home after school to paint pictures and make sculptures. This has continued all through his life.
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Beyond The Bassline Wed 29th May 2024Beyond the Bassline shines a spotlight on different voices and perspectives to celebrate Black British music as a form of entertainment and vehicle for community, as well as a source of liberation, protest and education. Stepping into carnivals, clubs and record shops across the country, Beyond the Bassline draws on different places that have cultivated creative expression and inspired a number of Black British music genres.
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Fantasy: Realms Of Imagination Wed 29th Nov 2023Set out on a legendary quest through the impossible worlds of fantasy, from fairy tales to some of the finest fantasy authors, filmmakers and game producers today in Fantasy: Realms of Imagination. This unique exhibition tells the story of the development of fantasy from the earliest works up to the present day, looking at how the genre developed and why people have always been drawn to it either as an escape from reality or as a chance to reflect on our world. Fantasy: Realms of Imagination is hosted in partnership with the British Library Living Knowledge Network and will be at Wakefield Library until 23rd December 2023.
More details at https://experiencewakefield.co.uk/event/fantasy-realms-of-imagination/