Author Archives: Juliet Lockhart

Our new programme is out. To find out dates and venues click here Course Dates

We are in the process of putting together the programme for 2019 and will be sending it out in early January 2019. We will be running courses and some one day workshops and are very much looking forward to next … Continue reading →

We are delighted that Suffolk County Council have contracted us to deliver 6 new Art in Mind courses around Suffolk. We will be at the National Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket, Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket and Gainsborough’s … Continue reading →

Realise Futures has funded us to run 5 one day workshops.  This is a new venture for us and we are excited to be able to offer this opportunity to new and current students. Wander through the galleries of the … Continue reading →

We have just finished a course in Felixstowe Library working with stories and inspired by the fabulous shadow boxes by American artist Joseph Cornell. Joseph Cornell was a collector of things and a teller of stories.  As he wandered the … Continue reading →

We have been inspired by the intriguing shadow boxes of the American artist, Joseph Cornell and, at the Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket, Suffolk by the wonderful collection of gypsy wagons. During the course we have found out … Continue reading →

 We are delighted to be delivering the Creative Heritage and Art in Mind project in partnership with the Association of  Suffolk Museums and the Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust.  Creative Heritage and Art In Mind is an exciting year … Continue reading →

Art In Mind has been at Gainsborough’s House in Sudbury during the past six weeks looking at self portraiture. The self portrait, even more so than the portrait, is primarily a product of memory and imagination.   Taking this on … Continue reading →

Art in Mind has secured funding to run a further eight six week courses from January to July 2015.  We would like to thank Realise Futures for their continued support. Art in Mind will be in a new venue this … Continue reading →

Over the past three weeks at Ipswich Museum, Gainsborough’s House and the Museum of East Anglian Life we have been making clothes and accessories from paper. We have been exploring many different ways to manipulate paper so that it behaves … Continue reading →