This free course will:
Explore tongue twisters with artist Alan Dunn to see how you can get involved with this year's Arts in Care Home's Recycled Orchestra.
Alan Dunn is an artist who studied at Glasgow School of Art and The Art Institute of Chicago, specialising in artworks developed in collaboration with others including murals, Internet TV and sounds with groups like Big Issue in the North and the Great North Run. He has worked with Tate Britain, BBC Radio, Channel 4 and was one of the artists on the award-winning ‘Where the Arts Belong’ project exploring the use of tongue twisters within dementia care settings.
Inspiring attendees to get involved with this year's National Day of Arts in Care Homes and helping them to find new and engaging ways to bring the arts into their setting and get inspired and creative with those they support.
Click here to visit Alan Dunn's website
Course aimed at:
Activity providers in care homes
Care Workers
Volunteers
Anyone interested in bringing the arts into care homes
The session will take place on ZOOM.
The link will be on your ticket, which is attached to your confirmation email.
Click here for more information on NAPA membership
Any questions please email:
AICH@napa-activities.co.uk
Closing date: 13th August at 3pm or when all the tickets have been allocated.
