Workshops
I am a recognised and experienced arts worker & tutor, who encourages individual expression, self-knowledge and the strengthening of bonds.
Recognised for one-on-one support and group workshops, I facilitate art making for people who want to participate in cultural life and recreation.
Private and group sessions are held in a non-judgemental and encouraging environment that celebrates people of all abilities. The activities foster self-expression, visual exploration and curiosity, leading to autonomy and capacity building.
Art Club, inclusive art making workshops accomodate individuals and groups of people living with and or experiencing disability or mental illness. My sessions have therapeutic benefits, but the focus is not on clinical outcomes. I use visual art to improve physical, mental and emotional well-being, and work with people to create meaning through the process and production of art-making. They are perfect for people who want to learn about art and develop their visual art-making skills.
I have seen change and growth in people during the programs that I have facilitated, how it can have a positive impact on their lives, their families and community.
Find out more about the inclusive arts making workshops below.
“My daughter is always happy and relaxed after a session with Karen. She is special and there is no one else like her.”
Art Club
Group: in person on Saturday’s (3 hours). 10 week term x 4 terms per year.
Currently located at Ivanhoe Library.
Individual: online & in person everyday of the week (minimum 1 hour).
Discover the artist within you! Look at the history behind the artist or an art genre and explore tips, tricks and the tools to master a technique, plus plenty of personal exploration for creative expression.
Connect with self & others.
Explore visual art making; develop skills, techniques and processes to express yourself.
Learn how to use a variety of mediums and materials to interpret a range of forms, styles and contexts.
Sessions include tutorials, demonstrations and set activities. All levels of experience catered for and no experience is necessary.
Cost: NDIS funded place + BYO art materials.
These opportunities align with the United Nations, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), Article 30- Participation in cultural life & recreation.
A small selection of client work can be viewed to the right of this page.
If you’re interested in joining the group or want to find out more about individual access, please contact me using the link below.
