14th September – 10th December 2026
We offer three weekly studio practice session times:
Monday 2pm-5pm
Tuesday 2pm-5pm (includes Clay Sculpture Club)
Thursday morning 10am-1pm
This is an open studio space for you to pursue your own artistic process. The group is facilitated by one or two therapeutic arts practitioners, who are available to support the participants artistically, technically and – if needs be – emotionally. The emphasis, however, is on the members to develop their own work, in a supportive and social environment. This is a particularly good space in which to develop a theme or a body of work over a period of time. There is the possibility, if you wish, to share and review your work in the social context.
£10/hour, or £28 for a 3-hour session – to book follow this link
Clay Sculpture Club
15th September – 8th December
Within the Studio Practice Session, this is a congenial artistic atmosphere, where you will be able to work with clay independently and/or under experienced guidance.
You are welcome to bring your own ideas to start your process, or ask for support in finding a theme that suits your interests and wishes.
£10/hour, or £28 for a 3-hour session – to book, contact Hisako 07955 556478
Different kinds of clay supplied, firing will be available at a separate cost.
All the Studio Practice Sessions run through term times, new members can join at any time. Basic art materials are provided. In case of financial hardship, Imagine Bursary Fund or individual grants (within certain criteria) are available. Please, enquire for further information.
“I realise that it has become a safe haven, a still point in my week where I can explore new avenues of creativity in safety and do something that is very nurturing for myself.” Raje A.
To book any of the sessions, please contact the facilitator directly:
Jessie 07968 060599 (Monday),
Hisako 07955 556478 (Tuesday),
Laura 07762 704738 (Thursday),
info@imagine-therapeutic-arts.co.uk, or follow the link
Imagine’s Bursary Fund or charitable grants maybe available if needed.
“I came to a point where I was unable to paint or use colour. It was very painful. But at Imagine I was given the means, and accompanied, through to opening of a locked door and out again to the light, and a new freedom.” Angela G