Introduction to Arts & Wellbeing
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Introduction to Arts & Wellbeing
Next course begins September 2021 Duration: 1 Academic year Course hours: Wednesday (term time only) 930am - 230pm (studio) 6pm - 8pm (zoom) Creative and Professional Development Course Fee: £1,450.00 (£250 deposit followed by 3 termly instalments of £400) Places: 6 maximum Application deadline: 1st of June 2021 The course has been developed in response to the re-emergence of the benefits gained between creative activity and the sense of wellbeing. As an introduction to the sector this course is aimed at individual art practitioners who wish to develop, technical, conceptual and critical skills necessary to being an artist and learn how to apply them in ways that directly relate to the client well being. The programme explores the recognised significance and impact the Arts can have on our physical, psychological and social wellbeing. Throughout the course students will be supported in developing their own practice in order to stimulate others to recognise and develop individual creativity. Students will develop the skills and confidence to deliver creative activities and will be introduced to the vital networks available to support individual practitioners. The course will include visiting speakers working within the arts and wellbeing sector and workshops to build awareness of how art can be used to promote wellbeing and increase self esteem in others. Course Modules include: Arts Practice - in studio Throughout the course you will explore different aspects of art and design and be introduced to a range of materials and processes to support personal creative development. You will develop confidence in combining different approaches and identify your particular area of interest. You will be guided through a series of workshops in 2D and 3D media and supported in identifying and developing your practice. Project Delivery - in studio Within this module you will look at different aspects of planning, preparing and delivering workshops to different audiences. You will have the opportunity to participate in workshops delivered by practitioners working in the sector and attend lectures by those who have established an organisation, community or service. There are 3 components to this module, you will develop ideas for a short micro teach, look at adapting an existing workshop for an identified audience and develop a Scheme of Work for a more involved and focused series of interconnected workshops. Cultural theory and Contextual studies - via zoom A broad look at the Visual Arts and the Arts including film, performance, music, dance and literature. This module will support the development of creative practice by making connections between different works, highlighting key concerns within Art practice and using analysis to understand the visual world. Practitioners Tool Kit - via zoom Throughout this Module you will develop awareness of the skills required to work in the sector, this will include listening skills, dealing with difficult situations and creating the right environment and group cohesion. This will build on skills explored in Project Design & Delivery 1. You will also look at planning and managing a project including funding and evaluation. Visual Communication - via zoom You will investigate different ways to promote yourself and your business and how to connect with hard to reach audiences. This module will include developing awareness of working with different audiences and how to support them on their creative journey. For further information please contact info@artpocket.co.uk or complete the application form Interviewing Now! for September 2021Make your application today! Click on the link below:
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