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Aged 10-16 years to attend - free taster workshops!

At a Taster Workshop, you will take part in contemporary and creative dance workshops led by the fantastic DanceEast CAT tutors and CAT Musicians. You need to be aged 10-16 years to attend. The day will be energetic and fun, so make sure you come ready to dance and move. Whatever your previous experience of dance, come and take part in an afternoon of inspiring workshops!

We also ask that parents/carers also attend the Taster Day to listed to a presentation about the programme, speak with the CAT team and find out more about the DanceEast CAT.

Places must be booked in advance. The taster will take place at The Garage, 14 Chapelfield North, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 1NY.

There are also CAT Taster Days in Ipswich, Colchester and Cambridge you can book into here.

Find out more about the CAT here or speak to our team by calling 01473 295234.

https://www.danceeast.co.uk/workshops/cat-norwich-taster-workshop-2023/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=sp23+cat+norwich+taster&dm_i=5HR0,PH7N,30FACC,33976,1

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At a Taster Workshop, you will take part in contemporary and creative dance workshops led by the fantastic DanceEast CAT tutors.

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Event Type: Access NFTS

Event Date: Tue, January 17, 2023 16:30 to 17:30

Tuesday 17th January, 4.30pm - 5.30pm, via Zoom

Interested in a career as an editor for Film and TV?  We are excited to be talking to multi talented Gillian Simpson about her career and the roles she has taken.

More information -

https://nfts.co.uk/access-nfts-conversation-gillian-simpson

To book your place - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnNpKCIDj8HX2fw-oMg1LIuhO3dlWMzVybelmwxSZYjooDEA/viewform

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A PDF version of the Norfolk work and skills booklet. This guide is packed full of useful information and advice to help you prepare for the world of work and plan your future career.

Norfolk Work and Skills Booklet 2022.pdf

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A PDF version of the Norfolk work and skills booklet. This guide is packed full of useful information and advice to help you prepare for the world of work and plan your future career.

Norfolk Work and Skills Booklet 2022.pdf

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Non-residential - For students who have a Specific Learning Difficulty or Disability (SpLD), this event will provide a real taste of what higher education

can offer you.

Tuesday 31st January 2023 - 09.45 - 14.30

Wednesday 1st February 2023 - 09.45 - 14.30

Over two days you will take part in:

- Subject taster sessions
- Team building activities

- Social activities

- Learning about the support

available to you at university in

regards to your learning disability

For more information and

to apply for the event speak

to your school SENCO or

visit our

SPLENDID web page - https://www.uos.ac.uk/content/splendid

Contact - n.suffolk@uos.ac.uk

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Saturday 25th February 10:00am - 1:00pm

Our Open Day will give you a real experience of what it's like to study at our College and the amazing opportunities available here.

At the event you can:

Explore your options and find out about courses you are interested in, including A Levels, Career-focused courses (BTEC, City & Guilds, UAL), Apprenticeships, Degrees & Higher Education, GCSEs and ESOL

Take a tour of our incredible campus and view our industry-standard facilities and equipment

Speak to students and staff about life at our College and what to expect

Find out about how to apply, finance, travel, student support and ask any questions you have

You can visit at any time between 10.00am and 1.00pm, but we suggest allowing around one hour for your visit.

https://www.ccn.ac.uk/news-events/events/open-day-9/

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NUA open days are coming up soon. Open days are the perfect way to speak to our academic makers and creators, current students and discover what Norwich University of the Arts is really like. The dates are as follows:

On Campus

​Friday 13 January 2023

Online

Saturday 7 January 2023 — ‘Mini’ open day event

https://www.nua.ac.uk/events/open-days/?gclid=CjwKCAiAwc-dBhA7EiwAxPRylJCZLSmtoJxzfGjIy-ejgtS6S7VJNRTW7SVFnUcAYszBdxx1iMtARBoCULoQAvD_BwE

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Undergraduate & postgraduate Open Day information. Experience about our campus, visit our world-class facilities, meet our students & staff.

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Creative Activism - Free Sessions - Great Yarmouth

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Creative Activism - Free Sessions - Great Yarmouth

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Free sessions for anyone aged 14-18 - Great Yarmouth.

It is a creative activism project, open to anyone in the great Yarmouth area- after a first session where they can try and range of different creative skills, from zine making to lyric writing, the group will meet fortnightly, working with their chosen artist to help create a range of artworks to help amplify their voices around issues that concern them in the world.

All sessions are FREE and take place at Primeyarc in Market Gates from 7-9pm on Thursdays starting THIS WEEK (17th).  (Some refreshments and light snacks will be provided!)

https://www.visitgreatyarmouth.co.uk/things-to-do/primeyarc-p1463121

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Slaves of Fashion - The Singh Twins, Norwich Castle & EastGalleryNUA

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Slaves of Fashion - The Singh Twins, Norwich Castle & EastGalleryNUA

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Free entry for some students - 01.10.2022 - 22.01.2023

Original mixed media artworks sit alongside a brand-new commission in this exhibition from the internationally-renowned artists The Singh Twins.

https://www.nua.ac.uk/events/all/slaves-of-fashion-new-works-by-the-singh-twins/

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1 October 2022 - 22 January 2023 | At Norwich Castle and East Gallery

Original mixed media artworks sit alongside a brand-new commission in this exhibition from the internationally-renowned artists The Singh Twins.

Slaves of Fashion

Slaves of Fashion explores how the history of Indian textiles is a global story of Empire, conflict, enslavement, and luxury lifestyle which has contemporary relevance - connecting to ethical trade, consumerism, and attitudes to race in the world today.

Included in the exhibition are eleven striking, highly detailed and symbolic digital mixed medium portraits printed on fabric and displayed as lightboxes. Collectively they reveal not only the beauty, renown, and craftsmanship of Indian fabrics but also their political, social, and cultural significance as a commodity connected to complex narratives of colonial history. Being seen for the first time is a commission in response to items in our collection, which will go on permanent display at Norwich Castle after the exhibition. Also included are artist films, as well as smaller drawings, paintings, and archival material offering insights into the Twins' creative thinking and processes.

The Singh Twins

The Singh Twins' British-Asian heritage has played a significant role in influencing their work, and they are widely known for pioneering a modern development of the Indian miniature tradition within contemporary art practice. Inspired by Eastern and Western artforms, the Twins' use artistic language from centuries ago to address a range of modern, social, and political themes through a combination of hand-painted and digital techniques. At the heart of their work lies the desire to challenge narrow perceptions of heritage, culture, and identity and show a more balanced representation and understanding of the past can influence how we relate to the present.

Norwich Castle

In partnership with Norwich Castle Museum, part of the exhibition will be displayed at Norwich Castle.

Tickets should be booked in advance or in person at Norwich Castle. To see the exhibition as it is intended, we recommend that you start your journey at Norwich Castle.

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Slaves of Fashion - The Singh Twins, Norwich Castle & EastGalleryNUA

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Slaves of Fashion - The Singh Twins, Norwich Castle & EastGalleryNUA

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Free entry for some students - 01.10.2022 - 22.01.2023

Original mixed media artworks sit alongside a brand-new commission in this exhibition from the internationally-renowned artists The Singh Twins.

https://www.nua.ac.uk/events/all/slaves-of-fashion-new-works-by-the-singh-twins/

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1 October 2022 - 22 January 2023 | At Norwich Castle and East Gallery

Original mixed media artworks sit alongside a brand-new commission in this exhibition from the internationally-renowned artists The Singh Twins.

Slaves of Fashion

Slaves of Fashion explores how the history of Indian textiles is a global story of Empire, conflict, enslavement, and luxury lifestyle which has contemporary relevance - connecting to ethical trade, consumerism, and attitudes to race in the world today.

Included in the exhibition are eleven striking, highly detailed and symbolic digital mixed medium portraits printed on fabric and displayed as lightboxes. Collectively they reveal not only the beauty, renown, and craftsmanship of Indian fabrics but also their political, social, and cultural significance as a commodity connected to complex narratives of colonial history. Being seen for the first time is a commission in response to items in our collection, which will go on permanent display at Norwich Castle after the exhibition. Also included are artist films, as well as smaller drawings, paintings, and archival material offering insights into the Twins' creative thinking and processes.

The Singh Twins

The Singh Twins' British-Asian heritage has played a significant role in influencing their work, and they are widely known for pioneering a modern development of the Indian miniature tradition within contemporary art practice. Inspired by Eastern and Western artforms, the Twins' use artistic language from centuries ago to address a range of modern, social, and political themes through a combination of hand-painted and digital techniques. At the heart of their work lies the desire to challenge narrow perceptions of heritage, culture, and identity and show a more balanced representation and understanding of the past can influence how we relate to the present.

Norwich Castle

In partnership with Norwich Castle Museum, part of the exhibition will be displayed at Norwich Castle.

Tickets should be booked in advance or in person at Norwich Castle. To see the exhibition as it is intended, we recommend that you start your journey at Norwich Castle.

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Students Online Portfolio Building for Expressive and Creative Arts 

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Norfolk Higher Aspirations Scheme - Tuesday 15 th November 5.30-6.30pm

We all know how critical the role of the portfolio is in your application to study arts and media-based courses. Join neaco and NUA for an insight into what makes a great portfolio.  Whether you’re thinking of applying to a creative course or just looking for some tips on how to present work, this session will introduce you to a range of techniques and ideas to ensure you and your work stands out. Employing specialists from NUA, our local world-renowned University of the Arts - this workshop aims to advise and support students in how to put together a truly impressive portfolio.

Register your interest here:
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=fhcZFOBXD0-v8P1htUnRDolu5muH6ptDlVxfduWphbtUMVhMQTcyRzE0ODdUNDdJWUtVREI0RVBNVi4u

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Building and Presenting a Portfolio for Application to Art / Design/ Film and Photography

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Building and Presenting a Portfolio for Application to Art / Design/ Film and Photography

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PERSONAL STATEMENTS: MAKING APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY EASY

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PERSONAL STATEMENTS: MAKING APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY EASY

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Wednesday 16 November 2022, 4.30pm

oin us for a friendly and interactive webinar with UCAS and UEA’s Higher Education Advisers. This in-depth session will provide helpful advice to give you a head start with writing your personal statement from a university perspective.

In the first 30 minutes of the session we’ll cover:

– What universities are looking for

– Real-life personal statement examples for you to discuss and critique

– Dos and don’ts: what to include, what to avoid

– Types of pre-university experience you can include in your statement

– Practical tips to get started

The final 15 minutes is an opportunity for you to stay online and ask us any questions you might have about writing your statement or applying to university.

Everyone that attends will be sent a digital workbook, which you can complete in your own time after the webinar. The workbook will help you to gather your content, structure your thoughts and get going with that difficult first draft.

Parents and carers are also welcome to attend the session, to better understand how to support their young person.

https://www.uea.ac.uk/events/view?id=409f5886-baa8-4c2b-abb1-52ec8120ee0f

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V&A - Upstart: Creative Careers Festival 2022 - Free online sessions

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V&A - Upstart: Creative Careers Festival 2022 - Free online sessions

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A free festival exploring creative careers in fashion, ceramics, product design, industrial design and graphic design, through online and in person events with Sheffield Museums, V&A East, V&A Dundee, V&A South Kensington and V&A Wedgwood.

https://www.vam.ac.uk/festival/2022/upstart-creative-careers-festival-2022

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V&A · Upstart: Creative Careers Festival 2022 - Festival at South Kensington

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A free creative career festival across the UK and online. Exploring careers in fashion, industrial design, product design, ceramics and metalwork.

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Breckland and Thetford Careers Opportunities board 

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This is regularly updated for career opportunities in Thetford and Breckland.

https://padlet.com/krackley_breckland/noticeboard

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Careers in the Creative Industries - Online event series

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Careers in the Creative Industries - Online event series

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Explore the world of careers in the creative industries with this series created by Creative Portal and ERIC. This series will help students understand that the creative industries is more than acting, singing and drawing – it’s an enormous sector with lucrative and futureproof jobs for everyone available.

Each event will focus on one of the 16 different creative industries and will feature 2 creative speakers; one industry expert covering the breadth of careers within the industry and one speaker who currently works in the industry. There will also be a Q&A after the speakers in which students can ask career-related questions and get career guidance.

Sign up if you want your students to learn about this exciting, thriving collection of industries!

Schedule:
● 9th Nov – Screen Industries (TV & Film)
● 23rd Nov – SFX makeup & hair
● 7th Dec – Fashion
● 12th Jan – Theatre & Performing Arts
● 25th Jan – Visual Arts
● 8th Feb – Graphic Design
● 22nd Feb – Games Design

https://www.speakersforschools.org/discovery-workshop/careers-in-the-creative-industries-multiple-sessions-creative-portal-x-eric/

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Scroll through columns to see opportunities

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UKFT have a range of resources and information on their website about getting into the fashion industry.

UKFT Futures - UKFT

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A new platform all about jobs and careers in the fashion and textile industry launching this autumn...

At UKFT Futures you will able able to Get Inspired, Get Informed and Get Hired. Until then find out about businesses and jobs in the industry below.
Watch this space for UKFT Futures!
Sign up to the UKFT newsletter here to stay updated.

Find out more about some of the amazing businesses in the fashion and textile industry - what they do and the people who work there.

10 reasons to choose a career in UK fashion and textiles

1. Major global industry contributing £28 billion to UK economy

2. Areas vary hugely from fashion to interiors, environmental to medical and automotive to construction

3. UK designers are considered some of the best in the world and British manufacturing is synonymous with heritage and quality

4. Wide range of career options including design, product developers, engineers, production technicians, technologists, journalism and retail

5. Demand for skilled workers is rising - statistics show continued steady growth in employment on an annual basis

6. Textile innovation in the UK is ranked number 3 in the world and number 1 in Europe based on patent generation

7. Spending on Research and Development in the industry stands at 5% of turnover, which is above the average for all manufacturing industries

8. Technical textiles contributing £1.5 billion - £2 billion a year to the UK economy and there is major growth opportunities for UK companies in medical textiles, advanced materials and composites and smart textiles

9. Exports are on the increase, continuing the upward traction as the demand for 'Made in the UK' grows. Apparel exports have more than doubled since 2008

10. Wider opportunities to travel, earn while you learn with an array of training available and understand all aspects of business

Find out more about some of the the key job roles in the fashion and textile industry - what the job entails, what you might earn and what opportunities for progression in the sector there are.

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ERIC - Free information on Creative Careers 

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ERIC is a Creative Career app that has lots of info on creative careers including useful labour market information, pathways and career options.

https://www.meet-eric.com/explore-the-creative-industries

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For schools - ERIC | Creative Career App

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Explore the 16 creative industries with your students

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ERIC is a Creative Career app that has lots of info on creative careers including useful labour market information, pathways and career options.

https://www.meet-eric.com/explore-the-creative-industries

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For schools - ERIC | Creative Career App

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Explore the 16 creative industries with your students

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Young Associates is a free creative programme for young people aged 16-25 years old to try out new ideas, learn new skills, share your work, meet artists and join a network of new collaborators. Guided by artist Anna Brass, Young Associates explore digital, art historical and counter-cultural practices, and use the Sainsbury Centre Collections as a starting point for creative projects. This term, we’ll be making and curating our own exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre.
For more info contact - Nell at n.croose-myhill@uea.ac.uk

https://www.sainsburycentre.ac.uk/learning/young-people/

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Work with other people aged 16-25 to develop your own arts projects in response to the Sainsbury Centre. Try out new ideas, learn new skills, share your work, meet artists and join a network of new collaborators.

Guided by artist Anna Brass, Young Associates explore digital, art historical and counter-cultural practices, and use the Sainsbury Centre Collections as a starting point for creative projects. This term, we'll be thinking about how objects and images help us to understand our bodies, the cosmos, deep time and celestial futures.

As part of this programme, Young Associates will:

Create new work to display at the Sainsbury Centre

Develop new digital skills and be able apply them to creative projects

Design curatorial projects at the Sainsbury Centre

Broaden understanding of historical and contemporary art practice

Build confidence in your own arts practice and ideas

Work collaboratively with other young people in a supportive environment

Establish a network of peers

Broaden understanding of next steps and creative pathways through mentoring from Sainsbury Centre staff

Young Associates is free to attend. The programme will take place online and in-person at the Sainsbury Centre. You will have the chance to develop your own creative project in response to the Sainsbury Centre, working as a group and independently. Workshops will involve artist-led activities as well as time develop your own work with the support of artist Anna Brass and Sainsbury Centre staff.

This would suit you if: You are curious, want to learn new creative skills and approaches, have ideas and would love to bring them to life, enjoy making and being creative and are always in search of inspiration...

Places are limited, BOOK NOW
Find out more
Hear Young Associates talk about their project on BBC Radio Norfolk. For more information, email Nell Croose Myhill or look us up on Instagram @youngassociates.scva

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Spring 2023 -

Each year, we welcome four students from school years 10 & 11 to spend a week discovering more about different roles in an art museum.

During the week, you will work in a variety of teams across the Sainsbury Centre and support gallery staff in a range of tasks, take part in your own project and gain experience and skills for your C.V. As part of the placement, you will complete a bronze Arts Award qualification.

Applications for work experience for 2022 are now closed. Future opportunities for placements will be announced in Spring 2023.

https://www.sainsburycentre.ac.uk/learning/young-people/

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Work with other people aged 16-25 to develop your own arts projects in response to the Sainsbury Centre. Try out new ideas, learn new skills, share your work, meet artists and join a network of new collaborators.

Guided by artist Anna Brass, Young Associates explore digital, art historical and counter-cultural practices, and use the Sainsbury Centre Collections as a starting point for creative projects. This term, we'll be thinking about how objects and images help us to understand our bodies, the cosmos, deep time and celestial futures.

As part of this programme, Young Associates will:

Create new work to display at the Sainsbury Centre

Develop new digital skills and be able apply them to creative projects

Design curatorial projects at the Sainsbury Centre

Broaden understanding of historical and contemporary art practice

Build confidence in your own arts practice and ideas

Work collaboratively with other young people in a supportive environment

Establish a network of peers

Broaden understanding of next steps and creative pathways through mentoring from Sainsbury Centre staff

Young Associates is free to attend. The programme will take place online and in-person at the Sainsbury Centre. You will have the chance to develop your own creative project in response to the Sainsbury Centre, working as a group and independently. Workshops will involve artist-led activities as well as time develop your own work with the support of artist Anna Brass and Sainsbury Centre staff.

This would suit you if: You are curious, want to learn new creative skills and approaches, have ideas and would love to bring them to life, enjoy making and being creative and are always in search of inspiration...

Places are limited, BOOK NOW
Find out more
Hear Young Associates talk about their project on BBC Radio Norfolk. For more information, email Nell Croose Myhill or look us up on Instagram @youngassociates.scva

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Spring 2023 -

Each year, we welcome four students from school years 10 & 11 to spend a week discovering more about different roles in an art museum.

During the week, you will work in a variety of teams across the Sainsbury Centre and support gallery staff in a range of tasks, take part in your own project and gain experience and skills for your C.V. As part of the placement, you will complete a bronze Arts Award qualification.

Applications for work experience for 2022 are now closed. Future opportunities for placements will be announced in Spring 2023.

https://www.sainsburycentre.ac.uk/learning/young-people/

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Work with other people aged 16-25 to develop your own arts projects in response to the Sainsbury Centre. Try out new ideas, learn new skills, share your work, meet artists and join a network of new collaborators.

Guided by artist Anna Brass, Young Associates explore digital, art historical and counter-cultural practices, and use the Sainsbury Centre Collections as a starting point for creative projects. This term, we'll be thinking about how objects and images help us to understand our bodies, the cosmos, deep time and celestial futures.

As part of this programme, Young Associates will:

Create new work to display at the Sainsbury Centre

Develop new digital skills and be able apply them to creative projects

Design curatorial projects at the Sainsbury Centre

Broaden understanding of historical and contemporary art practice

Build confidence in your own arts practice and ideas

Work collaboratively with other young people in a supportive environment

Establish a network of peers

Broaden understanding of next steps and creative pathways through mentoring from Sainsbury Centre staff

Young Associates is free to attend. The programme will take place online and in-person at the Sainsbury Centre. You will have the chance to develop your own creative project in response to the Sainsbury Centre, working as a group and independently. Workshops will involve artist-led activities as well as time develop your own work with the support of artist Anna Brass and Sainsbury Centre staff.

This would suit you if: You are curious, want to learn new creative skills and approaches, have ideas and would love to bring them to life, enjoy making and being creative and are always in search of inspiration...

Places are limited, BOOK NOW
Find out more
Hear Young Associates talk about their project on BBC Radio Norfolk. For more information, email Nell Croose Myhill or look us up on Instagram @youngassociates.scva

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01.10.2022 - 17.06.2022 - 13 - 16 year olds

The Art&Design Saturday Club at Cambridge School of Art offers Club members the opportunity to experience a wide range of art and design subject areas in the form of a mini foundation course. Workshops include drawing, printmaking, graphic design, interior design, fashion design and photography.

https://saturday-club.org/club/cambridge-school-of-art-anglia-ruskin-art-design/

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The Art&Design Saturday Club at Cambridge School of Art offers Club members the opportunity to experience a wide range of art and design subject areas in the form of a mini foundation course. Workshops include drawing, printmaking, graphic design, interior design, fashion design and photography.

Club members also take part in national events including Masterclasses with leading industry professionals and the Summer Show, where Saturday Clubs nationwide exhibit their work in a public exhibition - all for free!

Cambridge School of Art,
Anglia Ruskin University
East Road, Cambridge

Other Clubs at this location

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Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University - National Saturday Club

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The Fitzwilliam Museum has a range of activities for young people. You can find these here: https://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/learning/young-people

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These free online sessions were led by NUA alumni, staff and practising artists and cover a wide range of creative disciplines from animation to photography, from creative computing to architecture.

You can now download the worksheets and watch the recordings which will introduce you to a range of techniques and creative disciplines.

https://www.nua.ac.uk/events/all/2022-summer-school/

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Wednesday 27 July - Wednesday 31 August 2022

Our 2022 Summer School online workshop series is open for booking!

Certificate of Attendance

Attending the Summer School series is the perfect experience to discuss on personal statements and a great way to demonstrate your new skills in a creative portfolio.

As part of the series, we will be providing an official digital certificate of attendance that you can add to your portfolio.

To receive your official NUA Summer School 2022 certificate, you will need to;

Attend a minimum of 3 workshops from the series

Submit outcomes from 3 workshops (for students in the UK only)

Upcoming Workshops

Available online workshops to book.

Character Design
Wednesday 27 July | 10.00 - 11.30am (BST)
Led by Freelance Character Designer Dan Kelby, (Netflix, Disney TV Animation, Cartoon Network Studios), you will explore a process for generating a variety of character designs using everyday objects, which will enhance your understanding of the application of shape design and proportion when exploring a brief visually.

As well as informing character design for animation, the processes covered will also benefit other disciplines such as illustration and games design.

Digital drawing or traditional 2D processes can be followed for this workshop.
What do I need?
Digital drawing

Digital art program such as Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, Clip Studio Paint or similar

Traditional drawing

Paper

Pencil

Eraser

Pen (a permanent marker such as a Sharpie)

Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Animation, Games Art and Design and Illustration.

Creating an Ethnographic Doodle
Wednesday 3 August | 3.00 - 4.30pm (BST)
Ethnographic doodle is a type of illustration practice, combining ethnography (the study of people and culture mainly through observation) and doodling (informal image making) to visually document human culture.

During this session participants will create their own ethnographic doodle, a powerful visual research method that can be super fun and useful in many career contexts.
What do I need? Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Illustration, Graphic Design and Fine Art.

Fashion Photography
Wednesday 10 August | 10.00 - 11.30am (BST)
The world of fashion photography is a great way to pursue creative projects and explore different ideas.

Join Cat Gundry-Beck, BA (Hons) Photography graduate who now works as a photographer based in Iceland, for a workshop where students will participate in different tasks photographing themselves, someone else or a piece of clothing hanging while learning about the fashion photography industry.
What do I need?

Something to cover the face e.g. costume mask (animal, masquerade). If you don't have this, you could photograph the individual from behind or crop out their face.

Some different clothing options

A source of light e.g. window, lamp or a flashlight

Furniture or props e.g. a chair to sit on, jewellery, a watch, a plant etc.

Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Photography, Fashion, and Fashion Communication and Promotion.

3D Visual Creations
Wednesday 17 August | 3.00 - 4.30pm (BST)
Taster session exploring the creative power of node based coding.

We will be using Blender 3 to create morphing and animated 3D sculptures and models.
What do I need?

Blender 3

Windows 8.1, 10 and 11 or,

macOS 10.13 Intel, 11.0 Apple Silicon

Linux Minimum

64-bit quad core CPU with SSE2 support

8GB RAM

Full HD display

Mouse, trackpad or pen + tablet

Graphics card with 2GB RAM, OpenGL 4.3 that is less than 10 years old

Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Animation and Visual Effects, Games Art and Design, Games Development and Creative Computing.

Pitch Perfect
Wednesday 24 August | 10.00 - 11.30am (BST)
Working in branded video content is always a challenge but one aspect that is often overlooked is the pitching process. This is way before the cameras start rolling.

The pitching process is your opportunity to communicate and sell your ideas and concepts through the use of visuals, text and speech and really show your understanding of a client, a company or a brand.

Through this workshop we run through how we develop pitches and proposals that have won us libraries of work.
What do I need? Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Film and Moving Image Production, Acting, Fashion Communication and Promotion and Animation.

Accessing Architecture
Wednesday 31 August | 3.00 - 4.30pm (BST)
Join NUA BA (Hons) Architecture graduate and Junior Architect, Nick Cassidy, for a workshop exploring new architectural designs based on household objects and natural forms.

Learn how to take 2D concepts into 3D visualisations with a digital design tutorial alongside an insight into the creative process within industry.
What do I need?

A range of household objects you find interesting

Pen or pencil

Paper to sketch out ideas

Ruler or a similar object with a straight edge

Access to the free software SketchUp - www.sketchup.com

A right-angle triangle (optional)

A protractor (optional)

Workshop skills.
The skills in this workshop cross over with subjects including Architecture and Interior Design.

FAQs

How do I join the workshop?

Once you have booked your place on the workshop(s) you wish to join, a confirmation email will be sent out with links and information on how to join the event.

Will I receive a recording of the workshop if I am unable to attend?

We will be recording all workshops and making them available to those who book to attend. We would therefore suggest you book your place on the events you are interested in attending even if you can no longer join closer to the day.
What do I need to do to get my certificate?
You will need to attend a minimum of 3 of the 6 workshops to be able to receive the official certificate of attendance. We are also asking for you to submit outcomes from 3 workshops that you have attended (for students in the UK only).

How will I receive my certificate?

We will be providing a digital certificate to you after the final event has finished.

Is there a risk assessment and safeguarding in place for this series?

We are happy to share our risk assessment and safeguarding information with you should you require this. Please email us at studentrecruitment@nua.ac.uk for more information.

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Wednesday 27 July - Wednesday 31 August 2022 Our 2022 Summer School online workshop series is open for booking! Attending the Summer School series is the perfect experience to discuss on personal statements and a great way to demonstrate your new skills in a creative portfolio.

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Get all the information and advice on what to prepare for your portfolio when applying to an undergraduate course at Norwich University of the Arts.

https://www.nua.ac.uk/study-at-nua/portfolio-advice/

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Get all the information and advice on what to prepare for your portfolio when applying to an undergraduate course at Norwich University of the Arts.

Undergraduate portfolio advice

Here at NUA we are keen to get to know you and your practice. Your portfolio should be made up of work that reflects your creativity, personal interests and influences, as well as demonstrating your technical skills and ability.

For most courses in 2021, we are asking applicants to submit digital portfolios through our application portal. You will receive further information on how to do this, after you have applied.

Get portfolio guidance

Course specific portfolio guidance

You can view specific portfolio guidance on each course page:

Information for schools and teachers

We are always happy to deliver classroom portfolio presentation examples. Find out about the full range of activities we offer schools, or get in touch with our Student Recruitment Team.

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Campus tours give you the opportunity to explore our campus and accommodation in small groups, so the experience can be tailored to you. Tours are run by current students, so you can ask questions and get real insight into what it's like to study at UEA.

Our campus tours will be on the following dates, at 11.30am and 1pm:

Saturday 14 January 2023 - Campus Tours Extra

Friday 20 January 2023

Monday 23 January 2023

https://www.uea.ac.uk/visit/campus-tours

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For ages 12-16 @ Norwich Castle - every Saturday.

https://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk/join-and-support/kick-the-dust/saturday-art-lab

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Join us for Saturday Art Lab, a brand-new series of online and in-person art workshops at Norwich Castle!

In the Art Lab, you will get to experiment with different materials, discover new skills by taking part in masterclasses with professional artists, designers and craftspeople, and draw inspiration from thousands of years of art and heritage.

Each workshop is inspired by a different collection of objects from the Castle Museum. So far, we've experimented with stitching craftivist messages inspired by a Victorian workhouse inmate's embroidered letters and have learned how to make our own illuminated medieval-style manuscripts through print making and book binding.

How to join

Email kickthedust@norfolk.gov.uk to join the group or to find out more about Kick the Dust.

Follow Kick the Dust

Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

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Join us for Saturday Art Lab, a brand-new series of online and in-person art workshops at Norwich Castle! In the Art Lab, you will get to experiment with different materials, discover new skills by taking part in masterclasses with professional artists, designers and craftspeople, and draw inspiration from thousands of years of art and heritage.

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For ages 13 - 16 @ Time and Tide Museum - every Saturday 11am to 3pm - FREE

These are free workshops to help get your creativity flowing and you will have the opportunity to complete an Arts Award qualification!

https://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk/join-and-support/kick-the-dust/national-saturday-club

https://saturday-club.org/club/time-and-tide-museum-art-design/

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Join us at Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life on Saturdays, 11am–3pm, for our free Art&Design workshops. Our…