Doing Together for the Future

Join us at Bath Spa University’s Locksbrook Campus for an exciting, hands-on event where creativity meets real-world impact.

Explore how artists, dancers and designers uncover new ideas and drive positive change in areas like urban spaces and habitats, climate change, and cultural exploration.

Take part in drop-in workshops designed for all ages and skill levels—making this the perfect half-term activity for families and learners looking for something fun and creative.

Be sure to explore the inspiring exhibition, featuring innovative work by our Graduate Researchers—ranging from sculpture and performance to immersive installations.

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to get hands-on and inspired this half-term!

PROGRAMME OF DROP-IN WORKSHOPS FROM 10AM-1PM:

Curious Artefacts: An all-age sculpting workshop inspired by museum artefacts. Come and make your very own artefact with artist Asha Uberoi using clay, plasticene, and other bits and bobs. This is not about perfection but making something wild and wonderful.

https://www.ashauberoi.com/

Exploring Habitats: In this workshop with dancer Divija Melally, explore the idea of 'Home' through the lens of Habitat. The workshops involve games, movement exercises and making using craft and materials from nature (individually and in groups).

https://www.divija-melally.com/

JUMBLE: What makes a space feel like it’s yours? Is it a familiar texture, a distinctive sound, or the people that hang out there? What do your community spaces look and feel like, and how can we reimagine, celebrate or protect them?

In this clay-based workshop, join artist Ellie Spink to investigate the everyday textures and objects that make up the places we spend time together, and begin to imagine what our perfect community space could look like.

https://www.instagram.com/elliemay_clay

Working with Paper: In these workshops with artist Claire Gutsell, you’ll make your own paper from recycled wastepaper and lint. Using traditional paper-making techniques. we’ll investigate the relationship between domestic laundry and ocean pollution. Also try your hand at making patterns and shapes with coloured paper pulp created from recycled wastepaper. This is a fun workshop that will help you to explore a new way of creating using materials that are not harmful to the environment

https://www.instagram.com/clairegutsell_art

Moving as Place through Body: In this workshop with artist and dancer Bhavana Ram Mohan, you'll explore how bodily movement, text and mark-making may be used as tools to allow the environment to tell us things. Through a series of movement prompts, you will be invited to become an object or aspect of the surrounding environment. You’ll be given lots of different tools to record and translate your experiences.