Purchase this option to get the discounted rate on all 5 workshops in the Eco-Art course.
Each of the 5 workshops focuses on a different aspect of climate change from a regional, national and global perspective and uses the Permaculture principles as a means to develop ecological, creative and wellbeing responses to climate change.
In Contact with Trees: Deforestation and biodiversity loss in plant life
In Contact with Water & Air: Pollution of air and water resources.
In Contact with Earth & Stone: Extractive practices (e.g. mining), regenerative versus industrial agriculture
In Contact with Humans: The human cost of climate change e.g. climate refugees
In Contact with the More-Than-Human: Biodiversity loss and wildlife conservation.
Each session includes:
outdoor activities to gather materials, ground, learn, reflect, and interact with the environment;
learning a new botanical printing technique using home-made botanical inks,
a group discussion about the climate crisis with resources to develop knowledge, wellbeing, resilience, adaptation and agency
well-being exercises to help with climate anxiety, grief and rage
You can find out more about previous iterations of the workshop here: https://slhavens.co.uk/in-contact-eco-arts-performance-workshops/
Venue:
Elizabeth Tomos Studios
Unit G12
Krowji Ltd.
West Park
Redruth
TR15 3AJ
Accessibility
The studio is ground floor with wheelchair access.
An accessible toilet is next door to the studio.
There is a disabled parking space a few metres from the studio doors.
There is free parking on site on a first come, first served basis. It is a working studios so work days will be busier. There is an overflow car park a short walk from the studio.
Refreshments
Break-times will be built in to the schedule.
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided.
A vegan/vegetarian snack will be available at break time.
Materials
All materials are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own foraged materials).
You will be able to take home sample inks.
Purchase this option to get the discounted rate on all 5 workshops in the Eco-Art course.
Each of the 5 workshops focuses on a different aspect of climate change from a regional, national and global perspective and uses the Permaculture principles as a means to develop ecological, creative and wellbeing responses to climate change.
In Contact with Trees: Deforestation and biodiversity loss in plant life
In Contact with Water & Air: Pollution of air and water resources.
In Contact with Earth & Stone: Extractive practices (e.g. mining), regenerative versus industrial agriculture
In Contact with Humans: The human cost of climate change e.g. climate refugees
In Contact with the More-Than-Human: Biodiversity loss and wildlife conservation.
Each session includes:
outdoor activities to gather materials, ground, learn, reflect, and interact with the environment;
learning a new botanical printing technique using home-made botanical inks,
a group discussion about the climate crisis with resources to develop knowledge, wellbeing, resilience, adaptation and agency
well-being exercises to help with climate anxiety, grief and rage
You can find out more about previous iterations of the workshop here: https://slhavens.co.uk/in-contact-eco-arts-performance-workshops/
Venue:
Elizabeth Tomos Studios
Unit G12
Krowji Ltd.
West Park
Redruth
TR15 3AJ
Accessibility
The studio is ground floor with wheelchair access.
An accessible toilet is next door to the studio.
There is a disabled parking space a few metres from the studio doors.
There is free parking on site on a first come, first served basis. It is a working studios so work days will be busier. There is an overflow car park a short walk from the studio.
Refreshments
Break-times will be built in to the schedule.
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided.
A vegan/vegetarian snack will be available at break time.
Materials
All materials are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own foraged materials).
You will be able to take home sample inks.
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