Join artist Lewis Danielski for a collaborative cardboard creation
Collaborate with artist Lewis Danielski to create a chaotic sculptural piece out of cardboard scrap!
This drop-in workshop welcomes people of all ages to get stuck in, adding their own creative touches to a growing cardboard creation. There is no wrong way to get involved! Embracing a sustainable approach, this workshop uses recycled and repurposed materials wherever possible. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own cardboard to add to the mix, and a variety of tools and materials will be provided, including paints, pastels, scissors and glue.
All ages are welcome but children must be accompanied by an adult . Join throughout the session and stay how long you feel.
About the artist
Lewis Danielski is a multidisciplinary artist and illustrator based in London. He is passionate about play, experimentation and accessibility to the arts. Always working towards a more sustainable practice, Lewis likes to use the materials already around him - collecting cardboard, scrap wood, plastic trash and other found materials, to turn into something new and exciting.
This workshop is part of a public engagment programme for our artist resident scheme which means the ticket price is highly subsidised. If you are able and wish to we have an option to donate to Jelly.
By attending this workshop you are agreeing to act in accordance with our workshop behaviour policy which can be viewed here:
https://www.jelly.org.uk/policies
Find us in our next space on the 1st Floor in Broad St Mall. We are the last unit nearest the public toilets.
Inclusivity, safety, respect, confidentiality and consent are fundamental principles at Jelly workshops and events.
Frequently asked questions:
We are a small team working behind the scenes answering your questions. If you email us via eventbrite or via our website we will answer as soon as we can.
Where are you based?
Our studios are located within Broad St Mall. You can find us on the first floor. We are the last unit before the toilets and exit to the carpark. If you get lost please ask any Broad St Mall security guard and they will direct you.
Sometimes our workshops take place in the community. Be sure to check the address on your ticket. When we are out and about in Reading town centre in Forbury Gardens or at festivals we will not know our exact location within the festival site until the day.
If I cannot make my paid workshop, can I transfer my ticket to another event or get a refund?
We are able to offer a refund (minus event brite fees) or transfer your ticket to a future event if you contact us a minimum of 7 days before the event starts. After this time we cannot offer any refunds or transfers. 48 hours before the event you can contact us to enquire about a waiting list and we will endeavour to transfer your ticket.
As a charity we rely on donations and ticket sales to pay our artists and models. We always keep ticket costs to a minimum and when possible offer a limited number of tickets as a ‘pay what you can’ and a donation option if you are able to pay more.
Our free community workshops and festival workshops are often made possible due to funding by the organisers. These workshops are popular and run at capacity. If you have selected a free ticket and are no longer able to attend please return your ticket so it is able to go to people on our waiting list. At busy times there may be a short wait at the workshop table and make sure you allow plenty of time to join us.
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Can I arrive early?
To allow ample time for our workshop host to prepare the space and set everything up, we kindly request that you arrive no earlier than 5 minutes before the scheduled start time. This allows us to create a welcoming atmosphere and ensure everything is ready for your arrival.
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