Children’s Workshop | Summer Art Club: Marble and Stencil Collage 7+
11am–2pm
£25 per session
[ Children )
Buy Tickets >£2.50 off each workshop (10%) when you book 3 or more sessions
Create your own imaginary landscape made up of beautiful decorative papers, using techniques such as marbling and stencilling.
In this hands-on workshop, participants will design their very own unique landscape, inspired by Haroun Hayward: Path Through Trees and British Landscapes: A Sense of Place. Using two or three colours, they will learn to create their own collage papers by learning marbling, stencilling and painting techniques. Participants will then cut, tear and stick their handmade papers and existing collage materials, creating a colourful landscape collage to take home.
For Children aged 7+.
What is the Summer Holiday Club?
Our Summer Holiday Club is a series of studio workshops for children, exploring a range of media in a fun and friendly environment. These workshops are led by experienced artist educators who specialise in working with children and young people. They are designed for children aged 7+.
There are six sessions to choose from. Pay £25 per session or get £2.50 off each workshop (10%) when you book 3 or more sessions. Just add your selected workshops to the basket and the discount will be applied at checkout.
Louise Dennis
Louise creates inclusive, high-quality art experiences for all abilities, combining guidance with experimentation to make sessions fun, engaging, and exploratory.
After a fine art degree, she painted murals in hospitals in London and Cornwall, and later worked at Hove Museum as an exhibiting artist in residence, leading public workshops and coordinating family programmes. She also ran a popular after-school art club for seven years, using recycled materials to spark creativity. She is currently co-director of Starling Arts, delivering community wellbeing sessions and exhibitions for over-50s in Brighton.
Her practice spans paper model-making, photographed installations using recycled cardboard, low-tech printmaking, and detailed tonal pencil drawings. She also creates narrative work, including a short animation and a children’s picture book from her MA in illustration, and has exhibited internationally with Fabula, a collective she founded.
