Zoom Access Link: In the Studio: The AccessArt Treehouse Challenge

In the Studio: The AccessArt Treehouse Challenge.

Thursday 16th October, 4.00-4.30 pm BST.

Introducing AccessArt Treehouse Challenges!

Join us for the launch of an AccessArt Treehouse Challenge! We recognise that mainstream education doesn’t work for every learner and that art can play a huge role in helping young people access education in a way that works for them. The AccessArt Treehouse Challenges aim to inspire learners, helping to find a creative way of working that enables and excites them.

In this short and sweet 30-minute practical session, we will give you a hands-on introduction to a challenge you can take back to your learners. Join in or listen and watch along – everyone is welcome!

In this practical In The Studio session, we will demonstrate a simple collage and typography challenge, aimed at encouraging learners to think creatively about shape, image and lettering. This challenge is aimed at learners aged 10 and upwards, however with additional support could be used with younger learners.

This session will be recorded and available to AccessArt members a few days after the event.

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