Community Roots Workshop Project: - Seasonal Crafts
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A day of seasonal crafts exploring collage and mixed media with artists Tallulah Lines and Anna-Marie Gallares in creative wellbeing space.
Join us for our Creative Wellbeing Programme — small-group creative sessions in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, made possible through National Lottery Community Fund support.
✨ No experience necessary — everyone is welcome.
Morning Session | 10:00am – 12:00pm
Nature Collage Making (Beginner)
A relaxed, beginner-friendly session creating collages inspired by natural materials, seasonal changes, and found imagery. Explore composition, texture, and layering while working intuitively with mixed materials in a calm and supportive space.
Afternoon Session | 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Mixed Media Seasonal Artwork (Intermediate)
A more developed creative session exploring mixed media techniques to build seasonal-inspired artworks using layered materials, textures, and experimental approaches.
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Meet Your Artist Facilitators
Morning Session – Tallulah Lines
The super talented Tallulah Lines will be leading the morning session. Tallulah is a muralist and visual artist, founder of Las Iluministas and co-director of Pink-collar Gallery.
She leads workshops and public art projects with a strong focus on social justice themes, working across a wide range of materials and with participants of all ages — from children to adults. Her practice is rooted in community engagement and collective creativity, regularly exploring identity, place, and shared storytelling through accessible making processes.
Afternoon Session – Anna-Marie Gallares
We’re delighted that Anna-Marie Gallares will be leading the afternoon session. Anna-Marie whose warm and thoughtful practice explores identity, migration, memory, and cultural belonging.
Working primarily with acrylic paint within an expanded painting practice, her work draws on pattern, colour, and symbolic motifs inspired by textiles and storytelling traditions, creating layered visual narratives rich with personal and cultural memory.
Anna-Marie is currently an AFF Breakthrough Artist Fellow in Residence at the University of Sunderland, and we’re thrilled to welcome her to this day of creative exploration and wellbeing.
Come along, connect with others, and enjoy a welcoming space for creativity, expression, and wellbeing.
Spaces are limited to keep sessions small and supportive — book early to avoid disappointment.
Join us for our Creative Wellbeing Programme — small-group creative sessions in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, made possible through National Lottery Community Fund support.
✨ No experience necessary — everyone is welcome.
Morning Session | 10:00am – 12:00pm
Nature Collage Making (Beginner)
A relaxed, beginner-friendly session creating collages inspired by natural materials, seasonal changes, and found imagery. Explore composition, texture, and layering while working intuitively with mixed materials in a calm and supportive space.
Afternoon Session | 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Mixed Media Seasonal Artwork (Intermediate)
A more developed creative session exploring mixed media techniques to build seasonal-inspired artworks using layered materials, textures, and experimental approaches.
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Meet Your Artist Facilitators
Morning Session – Tallulah Lines
The super talented Tallulah Lines will be leading the morning session. Tallulah is a muralist and visual artist, founder of Las Iluministas and co-director of Pink-collar Gallery.
She leads workshops and public art projects with a strong focus on social justice themes, working across a wide range of materials and with participants of all ages — from children to adults. Her practice is rooted in community engagement and collective creativity, regularly exploring identity, place, and shared storytelling through accessible making processes.
Afternoon Session – Anna-Marie Gallares
We’re delighted that Anna-Marie Gallares will be leading the afternoon session. Anna-Marie whose warm and thoughtful practice explores identity, migration, memory, and cultural belonging.
Working primarily with acrylic paint within an expanded painting practice, her work draws on pattern, colour, and symbolic motifs inspired by textiles and storytelling traditions, creating layered visual narratives rich with personal and cultural memory.
Anna-Marie is currently an AFF Breakthrough Artist Fellow in Residence at the University of Sunderland, and we’re thrilled to welcome her to this day of creative exploration and wellbeing.
Come along, connect with others, and enjoy a welcoming space for creativity, expression, and wellbeing.
Spaces are limited to keep sessions small and supportive — book early to avoid disappointment.
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Where is it happening?
Hills Art Centre, 17/18 Waterloo place , SR13HT Sunderland, United Kingdom, 19 Waterloo Place, Sunderland, SR1 3HT, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherNorfolk Street Arts
