Workshops

In light of the current David Robilliard exhibition, artists Jay Bernard and Evan Ifekoya lead a free workshop for ages 16+ that experiments with alternative poetry, drawing connections between voice, text, technology and performance.

Taking inspiration from the Journal exhibition and from a piece of research into young Londoners' relationship with arts and culture, this is a workshop reflecting on young people's relationship with the city and exploring practical solutions to help them connect with its cultural scene.

Led by artist Sarah Sparkes, this practical session introduces students to different painting techniques and encourages reflection on painting as a contemporary practice. This workshop has been developed in response to Beware Wet Paint.

In this free filmmaking workshop for 16-19 years, be part of your own film crew to create a 60 second film.

Take part in this free filmmaking workshop and be part of your own film crew to create a 60 second film.

Led by artist Phoebe Davies, this session for 16-19 year olds introduces students to different photography techniques and encourages reflection on fashion photography and self-portraiture.

Using pieces of the archive as 'collage' elements, and a variety of digital and analogue noise making & recording tools, artist Jenny Moore will lead an experimental workshop on sound for 16-19 year olds.

Hone your writing and performing skills in this exploratory cross-arts workshop led by ICA Associate Poet Kayo Chingonyi.

Can we use the tools forced upon us by digital corporations to interrupt the flow of attention in a creative way? A one-day workshop for young people on the possibilities of digital culture jamming.

Yemisi Blake leads a workshop for under 25s on how to bring a professional edge to your photography.

Led by Kayo Chingonyi, this spoken word workshop shows you how to bring your thoughts, ideas and experiences to life.

Designed for under 25s, this workshop shows you how to storyboard, frame, and edit your ideas using just your smartphone.

Use found images, poetry, and text to explore and communicate issues that matter to you, and take home your own hand-made magazine.

A screening and presentation from two of London’s most exciting young film-makers, Mollie Mills and Jenn Nkiru.

Produce your own unique, custom-made t-shirt and master the basics of screenprinting.

Explore and play with the idea of control by working collaboratively to create a constantly changing artwork.

Create your own badge in response to the current Judy Blame: Never Again exhibition.

A talk responding to music, video, and visual albums by people of colour to explore why afrofuturism and movements like Black Lives Matter have been necessary.

SE1 United work with Afro-Hop producer and musician Timbo to create a soundscape, accompanied by a debate on blackness and the music industry.

A practical workshop looking at cinema vérité technique with acclaimed artist and filmmaker Margaret Salmon.

A workshop for disabled film talent aged 16-24 as part of STOP PLAY RECORD.

A free workshop aimed at those wanting to learn about the key elements of self publishing.

A virtual reality exhibition of works by young artists to coincide with Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2016.

A workshop focusing on the development of your ideas for a Young Leader workshop outline or proposal.