Take time to re-connect with your artistic ideas and imagination. This course is for anyone who needs a spark to re-connect with their creative selves.
Thu 09 Jan - Mon 24 Feb | Various (see dates below)
A place where you can write in silence with others. Make time to work on your novel, memoir, short story, play or poetry in this warm and supportive space.
The Exeter Phoenix Camera Group is a monthly social meet-up for anyone keen on photography who has some experience, or may have been on the beginners course and would like to keep in contact with like minded enthusiasts.
Sat 11 Jan - Tue 14 Jan | Various (see dates & times below)
Experiment with different forms including the short story, mindful writing and memoir. This four-week course has been designed so you can try out a variety of types of writing and have a great time while doing so!
A course that welcomes both beginners and experienced painters Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of super intense watercolour, exploring texture and resist techniques.
This course is aimed at those wishing to explore a more abstract way of working and will draw on the images and memories that inspire you. Artist Liese Webley will guide you through a series of exercises designed to give you the confidence to develop your own abstract painting style.
This new course will help develop your observational skills and allow
artistic freedom to create sensational forms in clay that express the
tactile nature of sculpture making, based on the human form.
Take a vibrant artistic journey through Latin America and explore some of the 20th C artists who have drawn from their indigenous culture, European colonialism and modern political struggles to shape the art of this region and beyond.
Freefall is a youth arts group for young people aged between 13-16 years run by Exeter Phoenix. The group aims to create a space to socialize, share ideas and opinions and develop creative projects together.
Join Exeter Phoenix gallery curator Matt Burrows, film programmer Claire Horrocks and performance programmer Katy Danbury, alongside Northcott Theatre’s Creative Director Martin Berry, and learn about the best ways to start and develop a relationship with an arts venue.
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