Feast of Senses - Workshop & Exhibition | Lloyd Park
Arts
Fine Art
Dear Guests, Join us for a deliciously creative experience, a feast of drawing with the senses! As we gather at the table, we’ll create, curate, and exhibitour very own artworks in a playful, hands-on exploration of art and perception. What is the Workshop & Exhibition?This unique 2-day workshop is your chance to experience how artists work from creating to showing in a professional gallery over a weekend. We are creating artwork for exhibition during this exhilarating weekend. What is the Feast of Senses? At the heart of this experience is the theme of feasting—where art and food come together in unexpected ways! In this immersive, guided workshop, we invite you to swap forks and knives for graphite and charcoal, open your senses to be inspired, and experiment with new ways of creating. Smell the aroma, touch the texture, observe the form, listen to their sound — discover how your senses shape your way of art making. Day 1 - Create We’ll journey through the full creative cycle—taking inspiration from a delectable still-life installation, experimenting with different ways of creative expression, and curating your work on the gallery walls. With the help of playful prompts and experiments, we will work with ink, charcoal, and collage, exploring drawing through touch, sight, smell, and sound. A true feast for the senses, this workshop will help you unlock new ways of seeing, creating, and experiencing art. Come hungry for creativity! Day 2 - Exhibit Join us as we exhibit our artwork at Winns Gallery on Sunday. Share the experience with friends and family in a professional setting alongside other artists. We will celebrate creativity with all our guests coming to see the show. This workshop + exhibition weekend is all about exploration, experimentation, and fun—perfect for anyone who’s curious, creative, or just ready to try something new. Whether you’re an experienced artist or a complete beginner, you’ll walk away feeling inspired and empowered. What to Expect for the Weekend: Playful, sensory-driven drawing using touch, sound, and smellCreative & collaborative prompts that spark new ways of making artHands-on curation—arrange and display your artwork in a galleryFun, experimental environment to explore and learnExhibition opens Sunday - invite your friends and family to see your work on the wallsPre-Workshop Prep: Work As An Artist We’ll guide and prepare every participant through a creative journey—just like how artists approach their work, starting with gathering inspiration. Part I - Tate Modern Kick things off with a fun and sociable visual research activity at Tate Modern, where we’ll explore artworks together and spark ideas for your own creations. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1292593705569?aff=oddtdtcreator Part II - Visual Research We’ll share a curated Pinterest board with all participants to help fuel your imagination in the days leading up to the workshop weekend. Part III - Exhibition Info Pack Each participant—yes, that means you—will receive a detailed info pack about the venue and exhibition, so you're all set to showcase your work like a pro. Come explore, create, and exhibit with us. You don’t need to be a professional artist—just bring your curiosity and creativity! About Island Drawing Lab Island drawing lab is a series of experimental workshops started by the dynamic duo, Danlu and Kelly. We are passionate about fostering collaboration between different disciplines, and make art fun and accessible. Danlu is a visual artist and theatre maker. With a passion for unraveling the mysteries of the human experience, she uses art creation as a way to connect with people and unveil the extraordinary hidden within the ordinary. Danlu received her BA in Visual Arts from Columbia University in New York. She has performed devised theatre piece Of the Cut at Young Vic, and exhibited her paintings at Tate Modern. Kelly is a portrait artist and educator with a background in architecture. Kellys paintings explore the themes of identity, memory, and relationships. Kelly studied at The Bartlett UCL and had Atelier training in Barcelona. Kelly has exhibited in numerous national galleries and is two time contestant on Sky Portrait Artist of the Year.
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