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Artworks
Ages 4 to 9

Artworks provides a creative environment that supports children of all abilities, introducing them to a wide range of materials including paint, pastels, clay, modrock, paper and fabric. In sessions, children produce artwork exploring line, colour, tone, texture, form, pattern and shape. Individuality is encouraged and over time both skill and confidence develop as children gain a sound basic education in art and craft.

Art Club
Ages 10+

The aim of the Art Club is to develop children’s interest and love for Art into a more mature level. In a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere using a variety of materials, they learn the art of observation which is fundamental for any artistic expression, the freedom to improvise, the challenge to stretch their imagination and the opportunity to learn how to use new techniques and materials.

In a playful, social and stimulating way, under individual guidance, their artistic confidence flourishes immensely. The results are always exciting for all of us! The principle of the Art Club is that nothing is too difficult to create, as far as we are prepared to give it a try.

Art for Adults

Art for Adults is open to all, whether you have no experience but are inquisitive, whether you are a practising artist with a desire to develop your work or whether you simply enjoy drawing.

The classes will be designed to suit participating students, with an emphasis on drawing and painting in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. You will be encouraged to develop an individual working method by exploring varied mediums, experimenting and discussing work and ideas.

The only prerequisite is an interest in art itself and importantly, a desire to have fun and enjoy the making of it.

About the Tutor
Anna Deamer

Anna is an artist and designer who lives and works in Brighton.

She trained in fine art (painting and printmaking) at Wimbledon School of Art followed by a postgraduate in theatre design at Motley Theatre Design Course. After ten years designing in theatre, film and television she returned to study and completed an MA in sequential design and illustration at the University of Brighton, graduating in 2007.

Anna develops her personal practice alongside teaching. She exhibits her painting regularly (her work can be seen at Castor + Pollux Gallery, Brighton) and has recently designed visuals and lighting for touring live music.

Her teaching experience is broad and encompasses fine art, theatre design, production design, bookbinding, illustration and printmaking. She works as a freelance tutor and lecturer in schools, universities and runs community workshops for children and adults of all ages.