Visual Arts Clubs and Classes
Painting and Drawing Classes
10 week courses
Summer Course - to book online click here
Alternatively, please contact the University Box Office: 01483 686876 (Mon-Fri 10am-6pm)
Wednesday 2 May - Wednesday 4 July, 6-8pm
or
Friday 4 May - Friday 6 July, 6-8pm
Lecture Theatre H
Fee (including materials): External £90, staff £75, students and concessions £55.
Open to all over the age of 18.
Mixed ability groups from complete beginners to more advanced students. There is the opportunity to explore a considerable range of media during these 10 week courses. Materials supplied include: watercolour, acrylic, chalk and oil pastels, charcoal, pencil and ink. The subject matter is predominantly still-life.
For further information please contact Jo Baker
Wednesday tutor: Annie Boisseau BA (Hons) Fine Art
Friday tutor: William Lawrence BA (Hons) Fine Art, PGCE
Pottery Classes
10 week courses:
Summer Course - to book online please click here
Alternatively, please contact the University Box Office: 01483 686876 (Mon-Fri 10am-6pm)
Monday 30 April - Monday 2 July, 6-8pm (To cater for the two bank holidays, classes will be held on Thursday 10 May and Thursday 7 June)
or
Wed 2 May - 4 July, 6-8pm
Pottery Workshop, Undercroft of Speirs Residence, Battersea Court
Fees: External £110, staff £90, students and concessions £70
Open to all over the age of 18.
10 week courses. Mixed ability classes, suitable for beginners and more advanced students. Limited availability, early booking recommended.
Tutor: Karen Watson BA (Hons) Three Dimensional Design
For further information please contact Jo Baker
Knit and Stitch Club
Thursdays 1 - 2pm, Roots Bar
26 April
Roots Bar
Admission free
Open to all over the age of 18.
This new activity takes place in the relaxed setting of Roots Bar. The group meets once a month, usually on the last Thursday of the month. Come along in your lunch-break to share skills, knit and natter.
Enquiries: Marie-Laure Abel, Coordinator.
SU Photography Society
Thursdays, 6 - 8pm
Wates House
The Photography Society is run through the Students’ Union and is open to people of all abilities and photographic backgrounds. It operates as a forum for the exchange of ideas and information and to promote the work of its members. The venue alternates between Wates House and the location of various photographic workshops or shoots. New members are advised to check the website for joining instructions.
Photography Society work can be seen on display in Senate House stairwell and in the Ivy Arts Centre.
Enquiries: Andy Pye, Society President