Love being creative? Explore a different type of art each week, from sculpture to painting and printmaking. It’s a fantastic way to learn more about art in a fun, friendly environment. 

During the course, two weeks will cover pottery and weeks four and five will be exploring creative textiles with tutor Emma.

Tutor: Hannah Ellis
Date & Time: Saturdays, 12:15pm - 1:45pm
Venue: Spindle Studio, New Brewery Arts
Price: £160.00

7-weeks

All abilities welcome

First Class: Saturday 4th May

Last Class: Saturday 22nd June

You are welcome to bring a lidded bottle of water with you but we kindly ask that you do not bring food into the studio.

Refreshments are available at our on-site café Blend

For more information:
Visit our FAQ page

Materials please bring:

• Please wear something you are happy to get messy in!

• Named A3 portfolio (Something simple to take your work home in each week) for example: http://bit.ly/AltogetherArt

MEET YOUR TUTORs

Hannah Ellis

Hannah has been teaching at New Brewery Arts since 2012. She encourages students of all ages and abilities to have fun experimenting, realise their creative potential and unleash their imaginations! Her own practice is inspired by memories of places she has visited and the countryside near where she lives.

Hannah is an artist and art teacher living and working in Gloucestershire. Her background is in Fine Art, which she studied at Cardiff Metropolitan University, graduating in 2012 with a First-Class Honours Degree. Since then, she has been teaching art in schools, museums and art organisations across the county as well as continuing to develop her own practice, painting predominantly in oils.

Emma Roch

Emma has been teaching at New Brewery Arts Since 2022. She is trained in textiles and visual design, inspired by nature and the world around her through the exploration of colour, pattern and texture. Working in mixed media weave, print and collage.

Emma is hugely passionate about making arts accessible to all and the positive impact it has on each of us. She finds its hugely rewarding teaching creative workshops to all ages but predominately under 18s; encouraging creative thinking, building resilience and empowering young artists to be freely expressive within their work.