Artists Serena Partridge, Angela Chalmers, and Annika Andersson with Crafts specialist Katerina Karlsson. Collaboration with Konsthantverkscentrum (KHVC) and Naaskonsthantverk, West Sweden.
CPD is a core part of what we do at Chrysalis Arts. For the past decade, it’s been a priority of ours to offer opportunities to professional artists living in rural North Yorkshire, East Lancashire and other Northern areas. In recent years, as a response to the widening climate emergency, we’ve become more committed to our principles of Slow Art and environmentally responsible arts practice. These now inform all of our CPD work.
Originally planned as a symposium, this event is being re-designed in response to Covid-19. It will draw upon themes arising from our ongoing Greening Arts Practice programme.
Natural Pigments made by Jacqui Symons, featured in the Greening Arts Practice Guide
Greening Arts Practice
is a professional development programme to support artists’ practice and engagement with climate change and related environmental and sustainability issues. The Greening Arts Practice (GAP) programme involves bursary and mentoring opportunities alongside talks and discussions incorporating a diverse range of approaches to art, ecological and sustainability issues.