The Artreach Studies provide a variety of courses in a number of art disciplines for children, adults and families, in a calm, relaxed, non-judgemental environment.
Through art, they encourage mindful responses to the natural environment, appreciation of the Island’s culture, and the creation of artworks from local sources, using recycled materials.
Single-use plastics are not used within the workplace and art supplies are always re-used. They encourage participants in their workshops to re-use and re-purpose materials, to cut down on waste and to add layers of history and interest to art works.
The Artreach Studies have worked with institutions including Culture Vannin, Manx National Heritage and the Island’s schools to deliver culturally significant and environmentally friendly community art, including a lantern workshop, school art weeks and other projects which highlight the Island’s cultural heritage and natural resources.
Through art, they encourage mindful responses to the natural environment, appreciation of the Island’s culture, and the creation of artworks from local sources, using recycled materials.
Single-use plastics are not used within the workplace and art supplies are always re-used. They encourage participants in their workshops to re-use and re-purpose materials, to cut down on waste and to add layers of history and interest to art works.
The Artreach Studies have worked with institutions including Culture Vannin, Manx National Heritage and the Island’s schools to deliver culturally significant and environmentally friendly community art, including a lantern workshop, school art weeks and other projects which highlight the Island’s cultural heritage and natural resources.
