Cave Art
Today we become cave artists, using natural materials such as clay, mud flowers and charcoal we filled a cardboard cave full of wonderful designs.
The LEVEL Centre is a contemporary arts centre in Derbyshire working with people with learning disabilities. Open Space is a project running on a Friday, morning and afternoon. Open Space explores different art forms, in an open and inclusive group setting. Everyone is invited to share in the shaping of the content and direction of the events. We will regularly upload photos of the events to share our Open Space with you.
Friday, 8 May 2015
Friday, 1 May 2015
Friday, 24 April 2015
Wild Landscape
Today we explored a multi-layered environment, traveling through dark, unknown spaces.
Some people found caves with strange things hidden within. Others found places to hide among the undergrowth of a dark woodland. With branches hanging and chambers full of dripping vines there were many opportunities to let your imagination run wild.
Here are some photos from the session, we hope you enjoy.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Friday, 13 March 2015
ACT reACT Rhythm and Sound.
Today we moved away from reACTing to visual prompts and worked with our bodies and percussion to inspire each other through sound and movement.
At times the room was loud and energetic with african vibes, at other times it was still and full of anticipation whilst a single person took control and instructed everyone when to perform.
We also explored drawing "scores". Using thick black pen on white paper, our lines and shapes were then transformed into music, using both instruments and voices.
Here are some pictures from the sessions.
Today we moved away from reACTing to visual prompts and worked with our bodies and percussion to inspire each other through sound and movement.
At times the room was loud and energetic with african vibes, at other times it was still and full of anticipation whilst a single person took control and instructed everyone when to perform.
We also explored drawing "scores". Using thick black pen on white paper, our lines and shapes were then transformed into music, using both instruments and voices.
Here are some pictures from the sessions.
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