Inclusive Youth Arts Programme Workshops (18 - 25 years old)
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Description
For Young People aged 18 – 25
In response to our ARTIST ROOMS Jenny Holzer exhibition, we are inviting young people, with complex needs and disabilities to explore the show and respond through creativity.
Working with poet and artist John Berkavitch, you are invited to explore text-based artwork in fun, explorative and multi-sensory ways.
Six workshops on Sundays and Mondays 1:30pm – 3:30pm:
- Sunday July 28
- Monday July 29
- Sunday August 11
- Monday August 12
- Sunday August 18
- Monday August 19
These workshops are free to young people with complex needs and disabilities who register with our Inclusive Youth Arts Programme.
If you have need for 1:1 support / personal care, please do bring your support person with you.
You can attend all 6 sessions or choose the dates that suit you best. Please email arts-learning@leicester.ac.uk and indicate the date(s) you wish to attend. If you are not registered with our Inclusive Youth Arts Programme already, then please arrive 10 minutes early in order to complete our registration forms.
These workshops are being brought to you by Attenborough Arts Centre in partnership with ARTIST ROOMS (Tate & National Galleries of Scotland).
What is the Inclusive Youth Arts Programme?
We provide much-needed opportunities for children and young people with complex needs and disabilities to be creative outside of school, promoting their wellbeing and enjoyment of being with others. Our participants have a range of disabilities which without additional support, make it difficult for them to participate in culture and creativity, including but not limited to PMLD (Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties), Autism, ADHD (Attention Deficiency Hyperactive Disorder), Auditory, speech and visual impairments, Down’s Syndrome and Global Developmental Delay.
Tailored to the individual needs of our participants, our workshops are limited to small groups and are run by skilled professional artists experienced working with disabled children and young people.
Our building is designed to be welcoming and accessible for a range of needs, and our staff are trained to be understanding and supportive. We have disabled parking bays and a Changing Places facility.