Upcoming
Workshops
Explore Watercolours with Alfie Gatt
This session brings on a practical exploration of watercolor painting with a blend of technique, creativity and mindful observation. You will learn not only how to handle watercolour materials and master techniques, but also how to see the world with fresh eyes and translate that vision into expressive artworks.
Get Weird: Fun(ky) Ways To Spend Time Without Social Media with Nikita Andester
This workshop is for people ready to unleash their inner weird - or at least curious enough to give it a go! It’s an invitation to step gently outside autopilot and experiment with small, playful disruptions you can bring into everyday life to make things feel less predictable, less numb, and a lot more alive, all without defaulting to endless scrolling or hours of screen time.
Materia Bruta with Surzhana Radnaeva
This hands-on workshop introduces participants to biomaterials through the making of bioplastics and biocomposites derived from algae extracts.
The focus is on accessible, low tech processes that offer a practical entry point into bio based materials and their applications in design, fashion, and everyday objects. The session combines material knowledge with experimentation, allowing participants to understand how these materials behave through direct making.
Introduction To TouchDesigner with Jacob Saliba
This short course offers an accessible yet inspiring introduction to TouchDesigner, one of the leading tools for real-time digital art, interactive installations, and generative visuals. Ideal for beginners and creatives from any background, the programme focuses on practical experimentation and a clear understanding of how data can drive visual experiences.
Slow Cooked Creativity with Tona Olvera
This workshop is a space to talk honestly about the reality of creative life. The pressure to grow, stay visible, perform, and constantly improve often clashes with the need for calm, focus, and meaning. This session looks directly at that contradiction rather than trying to resolve it.
The focus is not on productivity tricks or success formulas, but on how creatives actually sustain their work over time while navigating doubt, ambition, responsibility, and change.
A Twilight Photowalk with Carol Schiraldi
Learn to read light as it shifts, find compositions in shadows and doorways, and capture the quiet energy of village life in motion.
Creating a 3D Robot Still in Blender with Francesco Vella
This two session workshop introduces the full workflow for creating a finished hard surface robot still in Blender. It is designed as a clear, end to end process, covering planning, modelling, texturing, lighting, and final output.
Participants are guided through each stage step by step, with a focus on building good habits, understanding why tools are used, and working in an organised, efficient way.
Stylised Character Creation in Blender with Stasser
In this live workshop, character artist Stanislav Moshkivskyi (Stasser) will guide you through the process of creating a bold stylised 3D character head in Blender.
Across three focused sessions, you will learn how to shape expressive features, sculpt stylised forms, and bring your character to life with texture, lighting, and a polished final render.
The workshop focuses on stylisation and character design, helping you move beyond basic Blender skills and develop a clear workflow for creating distinctive 3D portraits.
Participants should have basic familiarity with Blender, as the workshop focuses on character creation rather than learning the software from scratch.
Videography and Content Creation with Andrew Mercieca
This workshop focuses on real world videography and content creation, with an emphasis on adaptability, decision making, and storytelling with purpose. It is built around the reality that shoots rarely go to plan, and that being able to respond clearly and calmly matters as much as technical skill.
Street Photography: Approaching Strangers and Shooting Candidly Without Awkwardness with Ian Kobylanski
This workshop focuses on the human side of street photography. It looks at how you move through public space, how you approach people, and how confidence and intention shape the images you make.
Rather than treating street photography as something sneaky or confrontational, the session breaks down practical ways to photograph strangers with clarity and respect. The goal is to help you feel comfortable initiating interactions, working quickly when time is limited, and making images that feel deliberate rather than hesitant.
Entering the Translation World with Shaghaph Qadrieyh
Ever wondered how translators manage to turn messy sentences into clear meaning? Or how interpreters listen, think, and talk all at once? This workshop is a not-so-boring dive into the real techniques, shortcuts and thought processes behind effective translation and interpretation.
Bit by bit! Unboxing Letters Through Typography with Anne-Dauphine Borione
In this workshop, we will explore and bend the rules of type design by creating a full alphabet - from the initial sketching phase to a complete set of inventive, playful letterforms. Starting from the predefined structure of a pixel font, you will learn how to push, stretch and reinterpret its building blocks to form new shapes and discover unexpected typographic possibilities.
Generative AI in Architecture & Design with Victor Engelhard Suárez
As we stand at a new era of the built environment, the role of the architect and designer is shifting from drafter to curator as we stand at a new era in the built environment. This workshop contextualizes the history of Generative AI, examines current AI-driven workflows in professional practice, and projects the visionary future applications for architecture and design.
Video Mapping for Beginners with Leo G. Alonso
This four hour online workshop provides an introduction to the basic features of MadMapper. You will learn how to use the software to set up video mapping and manage multiple projections within their own projects.
Photography Foundations with Edward De Gabriele
Photography Foundations is a practical, hands on course designed to build strong technical confidence and a clear creative approach from the ground up. Across two weekends, participants learn not just how to take photos, but why images work.
You will start by understanding camera fundamentals, including exposure, manual control, lens choice, and how modern sensors and dynamic range affect image quality. From there, the focus moves to lighting and composition, helping you learn how to read light, shape it intentionally, and frame images with purpose rather than guesswork.
Dream Notes of Ruin(s) with Xinyu Li
A workshop on exploring abandoned spaces and collective memory with Bored Peach Club artist-in-residence Xinyu Li
This 1.5-hour in-person workshop is grounded in an academically informed lens, and the psychological displacement triggered by decay and rethinks how ruins mediate relationships between the city, memory, and heritage-making, without romanticising them or turning them into objects of sensational looking.
Performance Art Workshop with Ira Melkonyan
This 3-hour Saturday workshop invites artists, performers, and curious humans to explore new approaches to performance-making through the lens of art, ecology, and contemporary philosophy.
O.O.P.S. - Overthinking Off, Pencil Starts with Kaya Bagamaz
O.O.P.S. is a simple and gentle drawing session where the hand takes the lead and the mind follows. No need to know how to draw. It is a way to think through the smallest possible gesture.
This workshop helps you overcome creative blocks and shift out of overthinking into a calmer and clearer mindset. We’ll turn to our natural instincts through a simple method that regains clarity and confidence to help us guide our hand on paper.
The Anywhere Escape Game with Rostaim Yavari
This workshop introduces the fundamentals of designing an escape game that is accessible, adaptable, and meaningful.
It begins with a roundtable where participants share their context and intentions. From there, the session breaks down the core design parameters that shape a successful game, including group size and age, relationships between players, competitive or cooperative formats, budget, available time, location, atmosphere, difficulty, replay value, and whether the experience will be facilitated or self guided.
Fine Art Wildlife Editing Masterclass with Nathan Moine
This 90-minute workshop will take you inside the full editing journey, breaking the process down into simple, understandable steps. You’ll explore light and tones, building depth through curves, shaping colours with intention, refining details, managing colour science and using masks to guide the viewer’s eye.
Mixed Media Storytelling and the Integration of 3D Worlds
Join internationally acclaimed artist Federico Solmi for an immersive introduction to his wildly imaginative practice, where drawing, painting, sculpture, digital animation, and cutting edge gaming technologies collide to form satirical, hyper theatrical universes. Known for his visually exuberant narratives that challenge historical myths and cultural storytelling, Solmi will guide you behind the scenes of how traditional techniques and advanced digital tools shape his artistic language.
Creative Coding for Absolute Beginners with Jack B. Du
This two-part beginner series is a hands-on introduction to creative coding using p5.js and ml5.js. Whether you’ve never written a line of code before or you’ve dabbled a little, these workshops will guide you step by step through the fundamentals of drawing with code, building interactive visuals and understanding how machine learning can power playful, responsive sketches.