Draw and Sing
Friday 13th November (6.45 - 9.30pm)
Zed Shed, Penryn, with artist Beth Richardson
Join us for an intimate workshop exploring drawing as a way to return to our inner quietness. There will be playful and explorative mark making with intuitive conversations on paper and a sprinkling of singing.
What to Expect
Expert drawing guidance from a professional artist
A gentle workshop in a cosy space
Connection, community and laugher
Open to all experience
Materials provided
Timings
6.45pm - Arrivals
7pm - Workshop begins
9.30pm - Finish
Thrive in Nature
This is part of a two-year project supported by The National Lottery Community Fund.
Every six weeks, at key seasonal turning points, we’ll gather for immersive workshops designed to deepen our connection to nature, community, and creativity. Expect songs, storytelling, creative writing, personal enquiry, deep nature connection, and plenty of laughter - all based on donation (99p-£15). We look forward to thriving in nature with you!
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Early booking recommended (previous workshops have sold out)
To book, you are invited to make a charitable donation (pay what you feel, £99p - £15). All funds raised for this workshop will go to Creative Kernow, a charity which champions creativity as a force for positive change.
The facilitators
Beth Richardson
Beth is a Cornwall based artist who reflects on spaces in her often large scale paintings. Exploring vessels and voids, she invites viewers to sink, float and dive into unknown and ambiguous worlds somewhere between the real and the imagined.
Beth's life drawing practice is inspired by her training with the late Meriel Gold who was a student of visionary British artist Cecil Collins. Their intuitive approach to life drawing explores the felt quality of a pose rather than simply its anatomical form. Working with the figure, her approach uses materials like reeds, quills and brushes to respond to and be guided by the atmosphere and poetry of the pose.
Andy Raingold
Andy has been guiding immersive nature experiences and personal development programmes since founding Change in Nature in 2015. His work includes guiding transformative nature experiences, teaching facilitation skills, leadership training, enhancing creativity, crafting new stories for social change and supporting progressive businesses and organisations to “think differently”.