Organised by University of The Arts London (UAL)
What is a makeshift studio? What can it look like? How can it function? And what are the pros and cons to taking this approach? In this session we will discuss setting up a working space for being creative that is either temporary, nomadic in nature, unorthodox, or on a shoestring budget.
We will also be talking about the impact of changing the creative process, keeping up momentum, plus access to inspiration and support networks when approaching a makeshift studio set up.
Using working artists and creatives as examples, we can look at how others are tackling similar situations and environments, and learn what they find useful or important for their practice in makeshift studios.
Speaker:
Joe Richardson is a multi-disciplinary artist working between painting, video, collage, audio and sculpture.
His recent projects include a solo exhibition at Cine-Window, Winsford, a duo show at FIVE YEARS, 'Pesaro Voeslauer' and a group show at London Lighthouse Gallery. Richardson also has a permanent display of video works available to view in the lobby of Universal Music, 4 Pancras Square (next to CSM). https://www.joerichardson.net/
Book your place for Setting up your own makeshift studio
This event is only available to UAL current students and alumni.
Bookings close 30 minutes before the start time.
This event is part of Starting Out, organised by Careers and Employability, the department that empowers UAL students and graduates to make a living doing what they love.
Visit arts.ac.uk/starting-out for more events and information.
If you believe there are any barriers to your participation in this event or opportunity, or you have any access requirements you wish to discuss, we would be happy to talk to you. Please contact the event organiser on the above email in advance.
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