Question 1

Can anyone come?

Accepted Answer

You are welcome to drop-in and use the space as long as you respect the studio and those using it. Working artists are on hand to help you create artworks in response to Lindsey Mendicks Exhibition Growing Pains (at 15 Reform Street).

Question 2

Do I have to follow the specified workshop?

Accepted Answer

We are happy for you to use the space creatively, whether that is creating works in response to  Lindsey  Mendicks Growing Pains exhibition, or using the creative support and resources  available on something else. We are open to use as a co-working space with free wifi,tea &coffee available.

Question 3

What resources do you have?

Accepted Answer

Our workshop process is critical analysis, spoken word, surface design, modelling in clay, wire and sculpture. We have a small audio booth for recording sound, a pop-up digital studio with ipads. We have resources to create 2d and 3d works as well as digital recordings.

Question 4

Can I take my work home?

Accepted Answer

Yes, or leave it to add to our collaborative gallery.

Question 5

Can I bring food in?

Accepted Answer

Yes.  Visitors can eat in the space,  as long as they are respectful of others and tidy up any waste products such as takeaway cups, boxes or bags. We would ask that you approach hygiene responsibly, washing your hands of creative materials such as clay before enjoying anything.

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