Future Artists (Secondary)
Future Artists
Mondays 5:30-6:45
age 11-18 secondary
Starting Monday 28th April 2025 - ending on 14th July due to missing one Bank Holiday Monday
10 week term with a break for half term (and no class on 5th May Bank Holiday)
Taught by Scott Euden
Using art history and contemporary art practices as a basis for this course, we will focus on a different specific artist/ genre each week. You will be applying practical methods and theory to build your skill levels and understanding of various art practices. Each week the artist and or genre will change to broaden your horizons and set new challenges.
Examples for study are Surrealism (Dali) Impressionism (Monet) Abstract Expressionism (Pollock) etc but we will also introduce you to artists you’ve never heard of before and that’s where your creative experimental journey will really begin. Art should be fun, sometimes messy, but most of all enjoyed. You wont even notice that you are learning because the chat is constant and the tasks are engrossing. The results though, will speak for themselves. We often arrange mini exhibitions and informal showcases but all at the students pace.
The great thing about this course is it is very much art for pleasure. There are no exams, homework or assessments. It is a place where students come to enjoy creating without limitations or pressure. A thoroughly inclusive art school vibe!
The course will be run by Scott Euden. Local landscape artist and tutor, who has been a member of the team for five years
This is a unique course to Beth Morris Workshops that you won’t find anywhere else in Cardiff.
Future Artists
Mondays 5:30-6:45
age 11-18 secondary
Starting Monday 28th April 2025 - ending on 14th July due to missing one Bank Holiday Monday
10 week term with a break for half term (and no class on 5th May Bank Holiday)
Taught by Scott Euden
Using art history and contemporary art practices as a basis for this course, we will focus on a different specific artist/ genre each week. You will be applying practical methods and theory to build your skill levels and understanding of various art practices. Each week the artist and or genre will change to broaden your horizons and set new challenges.
Examples for study are Surrealism (Dali) Impressionism (Monet) Abstract Expressionism (Pollock) etc but we will also introduce you to artists you’ve never heard of before and that’s where your creative experimental journey will really begin. Art should be fun, sometimes messy, but most of all enjoyed. You wont even notice that you are learning because the chat is constant and the tasks are engrossing. The results though, will speak for themselves. We often arrange mini exhibitions and informal showcases but all at the students pace.
The great thing about this course is it is very much art for pleasure. There are no exams, homework or assessments. It is a place where students come to enjoy creating without limitations or pressure. A thoroughly inclusive art school vibe!
The course will be run by Scott Euden. Local landscape artist and tutor, who has been a member of the team for five years
This is a unique course to Beth Morris Workshops that you won’t find anywhere else in Cardiff.
Future Artists
Mondays 5:30-6:45
age 11-18 secondary
Starting Monday 28th April 2025 - ending on 14th July due to missing one Bank Holiday Monday
10 week term with a break for half term (and no class on 5th May Bank Holiday)
Taught by Scott Euden
Using art history and contemporary art practices as a basis for this course, we will focus on a different specific artist/ genre each week. You will be applying practical methods and theory to build your skill levels and understanding of various art practices. Each week the artist and or genre will change to broaden your horizons and set new challenges.
Examples for study are Surrealism (Dali) Impressionism (Monet) Abstract Expressionism (Pollock) etc but we will also introduce you to artists you’ve never heard of before and that’s where your creative experimental journey will really begin. Art should be fun, sometimes messy, but most of all enjoyed. You wont even notice that you are learning because the chat is constant and the tasks are engrossing. The results though, will speak for themselves. We often arrange mini exhibitions and informal showcases but all at the students pace.
The great thing about this course is it is very much art for pleasure. There are no exams, homework or assessments. It is a place where students come to enjoy creating without limitations or pressure. A thoroughly inclusive art school vibe!
The course will be run by Scott Euden. Local landscape artist and tutor, who has been a member of the team for five years
This is a unique course to Beth Morris Workshops that you won’t find anywhere else in Cardiff.