Worcester Arts Workshop

Name: Worcester Arts Workshop
Address: 21 Sansome Street, Worcester, WR11UH, GB
Telephone: +44190525053
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

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The Worcester Arts Workshop is a city centre venue offering courses and workshops.
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18/11/2022

Ice Queen at Worcester Theatres. An alternative Christmas Family Show to a Pantomime and tickets are only £5 each!

Worcester Theatres is a registered charity, and is the main arts provider in Worcester, operating Huntingdon Hall and the Swan Theatre. The organisation also has a producing arm in the form of the Swan Theatre’s resident professional theatre company, the Worcester Repertory Company, which annually...

15/09/2022

This is exciting! Barbara Nice is coming to Worcester Theatres so we can have a laugh with our kids after school on World Mental Health Day! Hope to see you there. 🥳😂
Book Tickets: https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/barbara-nice-family-comedy-show
Monday 10 October (60 mins)

A BRITAIN'S Got Talent comedian is set to perform in Worcester later this year.

06/04/2022

Check out the new Mobilise website at www.mobilisearts.co.uk - and be sure to follow Mobilise on social media!

08/02/2022

03/02/2022

Junk Galleries presents STATIC. Their first ever in real life art exhibition at Moseley Hive, Birmingham on 05/02/2022.

STATIC is a showcase of Birmingham based artists who’s work fuses contemporary mediums with a social and political commentary. This exhibition will show some brand new work, commissions and collaborations.

Address:
Moseley Hive,
93 Alcester Rd,
Birmingham
B13 8DD

Time:
6PM-Late

Exhibition information:
Free admission (including drinks)
Art for sale
Music

15/12/2021

09/12/2021

Introducing Isabel dos Santos, who is supporting artists' mental health and wellbeing as an intrinsic part of the Mobilise project.

Find out more about her services at https://www.isabelcounsellor.com/

A fundamental part of the Mobilise project is supporting the mental health and wellbeing of marginalised artists. Today we're really pleased to introduce counsellor Isabel dos Santos, who is leading on this work with Mobilise.

Isabel completed a BA Honours Degree in Counselling (1st) with the Middlesex University, London, in 2014. Before setting up in private practice in Worcester in 2018, Isabel counselled for charities and the NHS.

Isabel encourages self-care practices to help improve clients’ mental health. She says that extending this approach to artists has been a fantastic experience, that has enriched her work with their openness, wisdom, and creativity.

https://www.isabelcounsellor.com/

03/12/2021

Introducing the amazing artists working on the Mobilise visual arts project!

Continuing our introductions to the Mobilise team, today we're giving a big shout out to ✨Yasmin Agilah Hood✨ & ✨Kay Mullet✨, who are facilitating the Mobilise visual arts outreach project.

Yasmin is a visual artist with a passion for storytelling through drawing, collage and paint.

Yasmin began working with Worcester Arts Workshop in 2020, and is enjoying stepping out of a studio space, to connect and encourage creative curiosity, while learning about others, either verbally or through making things.

Kay studied Art in Social Context as a degree. On moving to Worcester, Kay volunteered and was subsequently employed at Worcester Arts Workshop as a freelance artist, working as a tutor and delivering community outreach work.

Kay is passionate about engaging with groups that find it harder to access quality art activities, and loves using visual arts as a communication tool to build relationships and fun positive experiences.

Look out for more details about the visual arts project next week!

01/12/2021

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This week we're introducing some of the people who are powering Mobilise. First up: ✨Hannah Phillips✨, who is leading the project.

Dr Hannah Phillips is a theatre maker and educator, making new interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary work that is socially engaged.

She was former Director of Transformation at Worcester Arts Workshop and feels proud to be leading the organisation on the next part of its journey.

Hannah is passionate about diversity, inclusion and access, much of her own practice explores gender and sexuality and she is currently very interested in the relationship between arts and mental health.

29/11/2021

Great piece in SLAP Mag about our exciting new project ✨Mobilise✨ ... make sure you're following Mobilise to stay up to date with what's going on!

https://www.slapmag.co.uk/mobilise-worcester/

Worcester Arts Workshop’s final project, Mobilise, will continue to embed the company’s most recent work around diversity and inclusion

26/11/2021

Check out the full story about our exciting project Mobilise, and remember to follow Mobilise for lots of updates and insights coming soon!

https://worcestershirehour.co.uk/worcester-arts-workshop-mobilises/

Worcester Arts Workshop’s final project, Mobilise, will continue to embed the company’s most recent work around diversity and inclusion in the arts and arts and mental health through new socially engaged work, into Worcester’s cultural sector. Funded by Arts Council England, Severn Arts, Worce...

23/11/2021

Announcing Mobilise - the final project from Worcester Arts Workshop, which will continue to embed the company’s most recent work around diversity and inclusion in the arts, and arts and mental health through new socially engaged work, into Worcester's cultural sector.

Mobilise is championing and supporting new work focusing on the arts as a tool for social change, to support mental health and wellbeing - and as agency for marginalised artists, participants and audiences.

Mobilise will be led by former Director of Transformation of Worcester Arts Workshop, Hannah Phillips, and will run until March 2022 with the long-term ambition that it will become a company in its own right – not building based – working in partnership with other organisations, responsive to community need and advocating the arts as a tool for positive social change and well-being.

Mobilise will build on Worcester Arts Workshop’s 40 years of skill, experience and impact.

Follow on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for more announcements about this exciting new initiative over the coming weeks.

Mobilise is funded by Arts Council England, Severn Arts, Worcestershire County Council and in partnership with Worcester Theatres.

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21 Sansome Street
Worcester
WR11UH

Telephone

+44190525053

Website

http://www.worcesterartsworkshop.org.uk/

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Announcing Mobilise - the final project from Worcester Arts Workshop, which will continue to embed the company’s most recent work around diversity and inclusion in the arts, and arts and mental health through new socially engaged work, into Worcester's cultural sector. Mobilise is championing and supporting new work focusing on the arts as a tool for social change, to support mental health and wellbeing - and as agency for marginalised artists, participants and audiences. Mobilise will be led by former Director of Transformation of Worcester Arts Workshop, Hannah Phillips, and will run until March 2022 with the long-term ambition that it will become a company in its own right – not building based – working in partnership with other organisations, responsive to community need and advocating the arts as a tool for positive social change and well-being. Mobilise will build on Worcester Arts Workshop’s 40 years of skill, experience and impact. Follow @MobiliseArts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for more announcements about this exciting new initiative over the coming weeks. Mobilise is funded by Arts Council England, Severn Arts, Worcestershire County Council and in partnership with Worcester Theatres.

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WHATEVER, HOWEVER, WHENEVER YOU WANT TO CREATE

Share your ideas and find collaborators. Take part in groups, classes and nights – or drop in for a drink and a doodle. Grab a mic and say what you’ve got to say, shout it, sing it, write it or paint it on the walls. Find your tribe, share your journey, learn from people who’ve been there before, and those who are still finding their way.

Whoever you are, however you create – this is a place for you. Please note, Worcester Arts Workshop is temporarily closed, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In line with new Government guidelines about the closure of non-essential public spaces and social distancing, we regret to inform you that Worcester Arts Workshop will remain closed to the public until at least September 2020.

Anyone with a ticket for an event/workshop between now and September will be contacted and offered a refund or a rescheduled date for the event/workshop. We will keep you up to date with any further changes.