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ONLINE CREATIVE WORKSHOPS

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Welcome to The VC Gallery's Online Creative Workshops. You're a few clicks away from embarking on a fully interactive, virtual workshop specialising in either creative writing, or art, or both. These workshops are designed to fill a huge creativity gap in the arts. They will be run by award-winning artist, Nina Camplin, and stand-up performer and writer, James Silbers. As well as providing you with an artistic outlet, these workshops are a means of combatting social isolation during these difficult times.


These workshops are for everyone, but especially the digitally-excluded. So please, don't be put off by the virtual aspect of these ground-breaking workshops. If you're not the hottest online, we'll make sure you're able to take part by sending SOS Art boxes and by offering one-to-one telephone mentoring. We can't wait to see what you'll create. It's our hope that these workshops will give people the confidence to access The VC Gallery in the future in order to socialise and express themselves through art.


This project was made possible through funding from the PAVS & South Hook LNG 


MEET THE CREATIVES

NINA CAMPLIN

ARTIST

Nina Camplin is a mural artist based in Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, specialising in trompe l’oeil. She is interested in challenging perceptions of space and creating scenes of faked realities, such as windows, doors and broken walls that open up the flat surface of the wall to give the viewer the optical illusion of an additional dimension beyond. She has worked on many public art projects nationwide, receiving commissions from various Councils including Luton, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Dorset, and Poole and has won 2 Design Awards for her subway murals in Luton. She has exhibited her paintings in many shows across the UK and her work varies from abstract to photorealistic, depending upon the current project she is working on. Most recently, she has been using recycled canvasses to work on, mixing the realistic with the abstract, allowing snippets of the original painting to show through in the final work.

ANNA WATERS

ARTIST

My paintings are generally impressionistic in style. I'm not a slave to realism but strive to capture the essence of something; the movement of water, the light on the landscape and the smattering of detail that hurried eyes don't see. 

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ART WORKSHOPS

EVERY WEDNESDAY

12:30 - 13:00

We can’t forget veterans or the public who are unable to connect virtually so please encourage anyone you know who might like artistic mentoring over the telephone a socially-distanced visit or are in need of an art box of materials

BOOK A ZOOM COURSE

You can now sign up for online Zoom sessions with artist Nina Camplin or creative writer James Silbers.

 
 
 
 

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