August 2016 - March 2017 Courses for Adults

Courses for
art lovers
at
House for an art lover
August 2016 - March 2017
Welcome
Welcome to our August 2016 – March 2017 programme of courses featuring a range of
short courses and masterclasses led by contemporary artists and designers.
Courses and events aim to relate to our exhibition programme at the Art Lovers Café
Gallery and ART PARK, providing a range of informal opportunities to engage with
professional artists working in our purpose-built studio workshops.
The principal objective of the House for an Art Lover Charitable Company is to stimulate
public interest, knowledge and participation in the arts. Our arts activities are provided
to encourage uptake by a wide cross section of the community - ranging from courses
for absolute beginners to professional development opportunities for practicing artists.
We hope you will find something of interest in our programme, but also welcome
suggestions for specialist courses we could offer in the future.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or require some guidance on
course choices.
Arts & Heritage Development Department
Gemma Mannion
Arts and Heritage Development Officer
[email protected]
0141 427 9557
Rosie Shepley
Arts Administrator
[email protected]
0141 427 9557
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Short Courses & Masterclasses: August - November 2016
Mackintosh Festival Courses
Term Courses: September 2016 - March 2017
Creating a Portfolio
Exhibitions Programme
Booking Information
House for an Art Lover Company number SC156871 Scottish Charity No 023443
Short Courses
& Masterclasses
Our weekend classes are delivered by experienced tutors who are masters of their practice.
They have the ability to inspire and pass on their skills and knowledge to a wide range of
people with different aspirations and abilities. You do not have to be a Master yourself to take
part in our masterclass programme!
No matter what stage you are at, we can guarantee that you will feel enthused to learn new
skills and techniques and have lots of fun in the process!
AUGUST - NOVEMBER 2016
Screen Printing Masterclass
Artist: Dates: Time: Price: Location:
This course will enable participants to work
with traditional screen-printing techniques,
such as using hand-made positives and
conventional film positives, gaining experience
in hand-drawn stencils, and washout
methods. Working with paper, oil pastel, soft
pastel, graphite and hand-cut stencil film,
participants will learn blending and multicolour printing, registering techniques and
mono screen-printing. During this course,
participants will use the skills they have
learned to work towards the creation of a
small edition of prints.
Please bring a sketchbook of images or source
material (e.g. photographs, magazine or
newspaper images) to work from in the class.
l Rosalind Lawless graduated from the
Royal College of Art in London with an MA
in Printmaking. Rosalind exhibits widely
across the country, teaching her specialism
of screen-printing with passion at several
notable institutions.
Artist: Dates: Time: Price: Location:
Rosalind Lawless RGI
20 & 21 August
10am - 4pm
£110 (This course includes a light lunch)
ART PARK
Studio Pavilion
Watercolour Taster Day
This one-day course will introduce you to the wonderful and versatile medium of watercolour.
Participants will use the House for an Art Lover and the surrounding grounds of the park* as
source material to produce works of art.
You will learn about composition, how to mix colour and prepare your paper. This course is
suitable for beginners as well as those with more experience.
*Please note – weather permitting, participants will spend some time drawing and painting
outside. Weather not permitting, participants will work in the studio using ‘still life’ source
material.
l Sheena studied Fine Art Drawing & Painting at Glasgow School of Art, graduating with
her BA(Hons) in 1997. She works as a professional artist from her studio at Trongate 103
and has exhibited her work in the UK and Europe.
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Robert Wilson
10 & 11 September
10am - 4pm
£80
2nd floor
House Studio
Introduction to Acrylic
This two-day course will give participants
the opportunity to develop different
approaches to acrylic painting. The course
is studio based and will involve working in
a variety of subject areas such as still-life,
portraiture, landscape, abstract painting
and collage. Participants can choose
to work on a single painting or create a
number of different works covering various
subject areas.
This course is aimed at beginners; however
those with some experience who wish
to refine their existing knowledge are
welcome to attend.
l Robert graduated with a BA (Hons)
Fine Art Drawing & Painting from Duncan
of Jordanstone College of Art in 1987,
followed by an MA in Fine Art Painting at
Chelsea School of Art in London in 1989.
Robert has exhibited widely and spent
several years working as a professional
artist and set designer.
Artist: Sheena Russell
Dates: 3 September
or 3 December
Time: 10am - 4pm
Price: £40 per Taster Day
Location:
2nd floor House Studio
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The View from the Studio
This masterclass will coincide with Roger’s solo exhibition The View from the Studio on
display in the Studio Pavilion from 27 August – 2 October. Students will be encouraged
to produce paintings which draw upon their immediate environment and their individual
visual memories and observations. During this masterclass, Roger will discuss his work
and approach to generating paintings, as well as providing individual tutorial support,
reviews of work in progress and discussion surrounding the issues and challenges for
painting at this point in its history.
Artist: May Byrne
Date: 8 & 9 October
Time: 10am – 4pm
Price: £100
Location:
ART PARK Studio Pavilion
l Roger Wilson is Emeritus Professor of the University of the Arts, London and has
held senior academic positions in universities and art schools for some forty years in
the UK, USA and Europe. During that time he has exhibited regularly and has work in
many public and private collections.
Artist: Roger Wilson
Date: 17 & 18
September
Time: 10am – 4pm
Price: £100
Location:
ART PARK Studio Pavilion
Abstract Painting Masterclass
In this fun masterclass, you will create several small-scale abstract artworks on paper
using a range of expressive mark-making, media and collaging techniques to create a
visual journal, which will be developed further with layering, simple drawing, painting
and mark-making.
The class is suitable for all ability levels looking to develop expressive abstract painting
and drawing techniques.
l May Byrne studied at the University of Glasgow and is a professional artist and
educator. She has developed an instantly recognisable style of expressive painting and
has received many awards and accolades for her work, which is held in a number of
private and public collections. May was also Vice-President and Honorary Treasurer
of the Paisley Arts Institute (2011 – 2015).
Reworking the Ordinary
l Classes for Students
This two-day workshop is designed for students undertaking Portfolio Preparation, NQ, HNC
and HND courses in the creative industries who are looking to add something extra to their
portfolio!
Participants will be invited to bring a selection of objects to the class which they are happy
to alter/destroy. We will explore why we are drawn to specific objects, colours, textures and
structures and investigate how to modify and recontextualise an ordinary object into an
artwork.
The course will focus on discussion and experimentation and conclude with a pop-up
exhibition of the work produced in the ART PARK’s Project Space.
l Lauren is an artist and set designer currently working in Glasgow. She completed a
foundation diploma at Central St Martins before graduating from Edinburgh College of Art
with a BA(Hons) in Graphic Design. Her work is colourful and vibrant, often focusing on
alternative uses for ordinary objects.
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Artist: Lauren Law
Date: 24 & 25 September
Time: 10am – 4pm
Price: £50
Location:
2nd floor House
Studio and
Project Space
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Intuitive Painting:
Mandalas in Nature
Mosaic Masterclass
During this workshop you will design and
make a finished piece of mosaic using
the direct method of application. You
will have a variety of mosaic materials to
use during the session including glass,
cut tile, mirror, pebbles, ceramic, shell,
found and recycled materials, and other
pieces of mixed media. Resources are
included in the workshop cost; however
participants are welcome to bring
their own materials to include in their
mosaic designs.
This course will take you on a two-day
journey using a variety of art techniques
that will help you discover and develop
your own creative process. Using acrylic
paints, mixed media, paper and stretched
canvas, participants will draw inspiration
from Mandalas found in Nature; plants,
flowers, shells, etc. using their fascinating
shapes, patterns and symbolism to
inspire unique, intuitive paintings.
Suitable for everyone from beginners
to professionals who wish to explore a
different approach.
l Liz Mitchell is a professional artist
who studied Painting and Printmaking
at Glasgow School of Art and also holds
a degree in Art Therapy. Liz has almost
30 years’ experience of teaching and
facilitating art workshops with a variety
of groups, while continuing to work
with mixed media and develop her own
artistic practice.
No experience is necessary, just the
desire to explore, create and have fun.
Artist: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Liz Mitchell
5 & 6 November
10am – 4pm
£80
2nd floor
House Studio
l Teena Gould is an established
ceramic, mosaic, public artist and
teacher. She recently relocated her
studio and practice from Wales to
Kilbarchan. Last year she represented
Scotland at the Muscat Festival Oman,
exhibiting and leading workshops.
Her studio-based ceramics are held
in collections within the UK and
Internationally.
Artist: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Teena Gould
26 & 27 November
10am – 4pm
£100
2nd floor
House Studio
Experimental Printmaking
l Classes for Students
This two-day workshop is designed for students undertaking Portfolio Preparation, NQ,
HNC and HND courses in the creative industries who are looking to add something extra to
their portfolio!
During this workshop, participants will learn the basics of various printing techniques
such as woodcut, mono-printing and dry point. The class will cover mark making, cutting
techniques, texture, inking and registration and encourage participants to experiment and
develop a small edition of prints.
Participants will learn how to print using a press but will also be introduced to
hand-printing techniques that enable printing at home and without the use of a press.
Participants who attend this course will have their work displayed at a week-long exhibition
in House for an Art Lover’s Project Space.
l Kate is a visual artist and illustrator based in Glasgow. She graduated from Glasgow
School of Art in 2014 with BA(Hons) in Communication Design. Kate works across
printmaking, painting and drawing, as well as producing illustration work for national and
international magazines. She is currently the Visiting Tutor on Foundation Art and Design
course at Carlisle College and Volunteer Tutor at Project Ability.
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Artist: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Kate Timney
19 & 20 November
10am – 4pm
£50
2nd floor House Studio
and Project Space
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Multimedia - “Art is the flower” Collage,
stencilling, card and printmaking
Mackintosh
Festival Classes
To celebrate the Mackintosh Festival and the 20th anniversary of
The House for an Art Lover, Elisabeth will introduce you to her
archive of rose stencils and take you through the process of using
the elements around you as inspiration to create personalised
designs.
Mackintosh Stained Glass Taster Day
During the first session, participants will collect source material
and images from House for an Art Lover and the surrounding
gardens to aid in the development of their artwork. Participants
will be encouraged to experiment with a variety of different
media and techniques to generate artwork and greeting cards
inspired by Mackintosh. You will be encouraged to develop your
own individual style and approach using multimedia collage,
printmaking, stencils and photography. At the end of the course,
you will have generated a number of handmade, finished collages
and greeting cards. No previous experience necessary, just an
open mind and some creativity.
This taster day will be led by the contemporary glass artist, Siobhan Healy, and will teach
you the fundamental techniques and skills required to create a Mackintosh inspired
stained glass panel using a wide variety of coloured and textured glass. You will be able
to work with prepared designs or your own imagination to create a unique small-scale
glass artwork.
As part of the Mackintosh festival, Siobhan will be exhibiting glass sculptures in the ART
PARK’s Project Space from 08/10 – 30/10.
l Siobhan Healy graduated with a BA (Hons) Glass & Architectural Glass programme
at Edinburgh College of Art. Siobhan was the winner of the prestigious triennial
International Glass Prize 2012, and her work is included in a number of private & public
collections in the UK, Europe and notably, her Ghost Orchids are now part of the Harvard
University Permanent Collection in the USA.
Artist: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Artist: Elisabeth
Viguie-Culshaw
Date: Tuesday
4 - 25 October
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Price: £40 per 4
week course
Location:
ART PARK
Studio 3
l Elisabeth Viguie-Culshaw is a Glasgow based stencil artist
who specialises in turn of the century stencilling. She was
responsible for the re-creation of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
stencils on display in House for an Art Lover. Today she
researches, teaches and works on commissions and is currently
completing a restoration project in a George Walton A-listed property in Dunblane.
Siobhan Healy
Saturday 1 October
10am – 4pm
£40
2nd floor House Studio
Mackintosh Inspired Stencils
Please note, students can sign up for one day or two:
Day 1- Basic Stencilling
This class is for beginners or those with limited experience in stencilling. During the first
day, participants will explore stencilling using different mediums providing all the basic
techniques necessary to stencil with both dry and wet paint. You will work from ready cut
stencils and learn how to shade and protect your finished work.
Sculptural Glass Masterclass
This masterclass will be led by the contemporary glass artist Siobhan Healy, and will enable
participants to explore and experiment with ways of using sheet glass as a 3D material to
create small, glass sculptures inspired by Mackintosh. Participants will be encouraged to
research and develop their ideas in personal sketchbooks during the course.
Day 2 - Create & Cut Your Own Stencil
As part of the Mackintosh festival, Siobhan will be exhibiting glass sculptures in the ART
PARK’s Project Space from 08/10 – 30/10.
Artist: Date: Time: Price: Location:
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Siobhan Healy
15 & 16 October
10am - 4pm
£100
2nd floor House Studio
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This class is aimed at those who attended Day 1 and wish to experiment further with
stencilling. During day 2 you will create and cut your own stencil and apply it to walls,
fabric, and various other backgrounds. By the end of the course you will have all the basic
technique necessary to decorate a room using your own style of stencilling. Technical
expertise and advice will be on offer
for anyone wishing to undertake
Artist: Elisabeth Viguie-Culshaw
stenciling projects at home.
Date: 22 & 23 October
During the course there will be
Time: 10am – 4pm
an opportunity to view Elisabeth’s
Price: £50 for one day, £90 for both days
stencil work on display in The
Location: 2nd floor House Studio
House for an Art Lover.
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Term-Time Courses
SEPTEMBER 2016 - MARCH 2017
Drawing & Painting Studio
This course enables participants to spend a morning, afternoon or
full day in the studio building the skills and techniques necessary
to create original work in watercolours, oils or acrylics. Tutor-led
demonstrations will encourage you to experiment with a variety
of media and genres, developing your own individual style and
approach. Suitable for beginners to more experienced artists.
l Michael Durning, former
president of the Paisley Arts
Institute, studied Fine Art
at Duncan of Jordanstone
College of Art, graduating
with a BA (Hons) in 1992.
Michael went on to study
an MA in Fine Art at Gray’s
School of art in Aberdeen
and has since exhibited his
paintings throughout the UK
and Europe.
Artist: Day: Date: Price: Location:
Michael Durning
Thursday
22 Sep – 8 Dec
19 Jan – 6 Apr
Full Day £240 (10am - 3pm)
per 12 week term
Half Day £120 (10 - 12 or 1 - 3pm)
per 12 week term
ART PARK Studio 2
Advanced Drawing & Painting
This 6 week evening course will encourage participants with
some experience of drawing & painting to extend their skills,
knowledge and theoretical understanding of fine art practices
in a friendly, creative environment. The course content will be
largely self-directed so you can select the genre/medium of
your choice and develop different ways of working. With the
advice and guidance of our professional arts tutor, you will be
encouraged to experiment with new processes and different
media and to reflect on WHY you choose to work in a specific
way.
l Robert graduated with a BA (Hons)
Fine Art Drawing & Painting from Duncan
of Jordanstone College of Art in 1987,
followed by an MA in Fine Art Painting at
Chelsea School of Art in London in 1989.
Robert has exhibited widely and spent
several years working as a professional
artist and set designer.
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Artist: Robert Wilson
Day:
Thursday
Date: 22 Sep – 27 Oct
3 Nov – 8 Dec
19 Jan – 23 Feb
2 Mar – 6 Apr
Time: 7pm – 9pm
Price: £60 per
6 week course
Location:
ART PARK Studio 2
Artist: Day: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Sheena Russell
Sunday
2 Oct – 18 Dec
22 Jan – 9 Apr
1pm – 3pm
£120 per 12
week term
ART PARK
Studio 3
Drawing and Painting
for Beginners
This 12-week course will encourage creative thought
and help participants gain confidence through
developing a strong set of artistic skills. Participants
will experiment with a variety of materials such as
pencils, charcoal, pastels, pen, ink and paint. Using
the wide variety of source material available, including
the park, walled garden, the house and sculptures,
participants will be inspired to create works of art
they can be proud of.
When the weather permits, classes will take place out
on the grounds of the park. When the creation of work
is confined to the studio, participants will develop
their portraiture and still-life skills.
l Sheena studied Fine Art Drawing & Painting
at Glasgow School of Art, graduating with her BA
(Hons) in 1997. She works as a professional artist
from her studio at Trongate 103 and has exhibited
her work in the UK and Europe.
LIFEdrawing
This six week course, on a Monday or Wednesday,
is designed to encourage the exploration of a wide
variety of life drawing techniques, materials and
approaches by working directly from a life model
with the guidance of a professional tutor. Participants
will cultivate their skills of observation/analysis and
develop technical competency in line, tone, form,
proportion and anatomy enabling the creation of
proficient drawings of the human form.
This class is suitable for all levels, providing a sound
basis for anyone learning to draw and an excellent
refresher for those who wish to improve their practice.
Artist: Sheena Russell
Monday Class: 3 Oct - 7 Nov 14 Nov - 19 Dec
16 Jan - 20 Feb
27 Feb - 3 Apr
Time: 6 – 8 pm
Wednesday class:
5 Oct - 9 Nov
16 Nov - 21 Dec
11 Jan - 15 Feb
22 Feb - 29 Mar
Time:
2-4pm
Price:
£85 per 6 week course
Location: ART PARK Studio 2
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Observational Drawing
This course will help participants
improve their visual understanding of our
surroundings by using both traditional and
experimental drawing methods. Students
can expect to immerse themselves in
the transformation of 3-dimensional
subjects into 2-dimensional drawings
over a 6-week period.
This course will cover analytical studies,
line, tone, form and texture. The subject
matter for this course will change
every six weeks giving participants the
opportunity to attend one block of classes
or more.
Artist: Day: Date: Time: Price: Location:
Artist: David Sherry
Day: Friday
Date: 23 Sep – 28 Oct
Time: 6 - 8pm
Price: £60 per
6 week course
Location:
ART PARK
Studio 3
Sheena Russell
Wednesday
5 Oct – 9 Nov
16 Nov - 21 Dec
11 Jan – 15 Feb
22 Feb – 29 Mar
6 - 8pm
£60 per 6 week course
ART PARK Studio 2
5 Oct - 9 Nov
Structures and Surroundings:
Buildings, interiors, landscape
16 Nov - 21 Dec
The Figure: Portraiture,
self-portraiture, hands, ears, feet
11 Jan - 15 Feb
Still-life: Food, flowers,
glass, found objects
22 Feb - 29 Mar
Natural forms: Plants,
food, clouds, water
Performance Sculpture with David Sherry
During this 6 week course, participants will be introduced to a number of experimental
techniques surrounding performance and sculpture. Artists and performers such as
Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, Claes Oldenburg and John Cooper Clarke will be used to inspire
the development of artwork that will be performed or exhibited at the final session of the
course.
This course is suitable for all levels; all that is required is creativity and an open mind!
l David Sherry is a Glasgow based artist who is best known for his performance art. He
has exhibited throughout the UK and abroad. Sherry is the first artists to have one of his
performances acquired for the Glasgow Museums collection.
Furniture Upcycling
Create your own Vintage, Distressed or Rustic furniture in this furniture upcycling class!
During these classes, you will learn about upcycling paint techniques which can be applied to
your own piece of small furniture. After a practice session using a range of techniques, you
will develop your own personal style, gaining the confidence needed to achieve a fantastic
finish on your chosen item.
We will work with standard DIY paint and readily available tools, to demystify the myth that
you need specialist, expensive, branded paint to achieve a great finish. You will learn to
crackle, distress, use copies of old prints and bits of stencilling to help you achieve your look.
After 10 sessions, you will never pass a skip again without picking up a discarded item ready
to be transformed into your next project!
Artist: Day:
Date: Time: Price: Location:
Elisabeth
Viguie-Culshaw
Thursday
22 Sep - 24 Nov
19 Jan - 23 Mar
6 - 8.30pm
£100 per
10 week course
ART PARK
Studio 3
For this class all you need is an open mind, a passion for hand made things, and one or two
small pieces of furniture.
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creating a portfolio
This unique portfolio course is suitable for those wishing to apply to further education
within the visual arts, or for those who simply wish to develop their skills. Each course
will run for 12 weeks. The structure of each course will remain the same, however the
subject matter and skill set will change. This will allow participants to book one 12
week block or more.
At the end of each course, your work will be exhibited in the studio allowing students to
develop their presentation skills and receive feedback about their work from their tutor
and peers.
No prior knowledge of drawing, painting or printmaking is necessary for this course as
participants will be given examples and tutoring throughout.
Artist: Day: Date: Time:
Price:
Location: Richard Blass
Sunday
2 Oct - 18 Dec (Abstract Studies)
22 Jan - 9 Apr (Still-Life)
1 - 5.30pm
£240 per 12 week course
ART PARK Studio 2
Still-Life
Creating a Portfolio: Block 2
Abstract Studies
This course will use still-life
as a way of experimenting
with various materials and
techniques including drawing,
painting, collage and mixedmedia. Participants will be
introduced to the subject
through examples of works
by artists who use still-life to
inspire their work.
Participants will concentrate on creating drawings, paintings, and prints that deal with
the abstract nature of art. We will explore different forms of mark-making, textures,
space, colour theory and mono-printing, as a way to free the creative mind and explore
the potential and possibilities of abstract art. You will be given a brief history of abstract
art and its integral place within the Modernist and Post-Modernist movements. This 12
week class will be split into 4 sections lasting 3 weeks each.
While developing drawing
skills, participants will learn
essential tools to create a work
of art such as composition, proportion, colour theory, and experimentation. Participants
will use these techniques to aid in the development of their own creative voice through
mark-making in its broadest sense. The focus of this class will be experimentation and
development.
Date: 2 Oct – 18 Dec
Date: 2 Jan - 9 Apr
Weeks 1 to 3: Monochrome Studies
Weeks 1 to 3: Monochrome Studies
Weeks 4 to 6: Colour Studies
Weeks 4 to 6: Colour Studies
Weeks 7 to 9: Mono-printing
Weeks 7 to 9: Collage and Mixed Media
Weeks 10 to 12: Consolidation of ideas, producing final work and studio exhibition
Weeks 10 to 12: Consolidation of ideas, producing final work and studio exhibition
Creating a Portfolio: Block 1
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Exhibitions & Projects
House for an Art Lover has an extensive exhibition programme showing work by local and
international artists. Our exhibitions take place across various locations in ART PARK including
the Studio Pavilion, Project Space and the ART Sheds. We also curate an exciting programme of
exhibitions in the Art Lover’s Café.
Exhibitions in the Studio
Pavilion 2016/2017 include:
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Doug Cocker
Roger Wilson
Sharon Quigley
Alastair Payne and
Stuart MacKenzie
Projects in the ART Sheds
and Project Space include:
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Exhibitions in the Art
Lover’s Café include:
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Alasdair Wallace
Nori Rahkra
Shelagh Campbell
AiRborne New Graduate Residency Elena Harris
HAL 20 Scholarship Residency Elinor Stanley
Grounds for Play – new commission
and public art project with Ice Cream
Architecture
Glas(s)gow Style - a contemporary
reinterpretation of Mackintosh in Glass
& Swarovski Crystal by Siobhan Healy
Student residencies and exhibitions
For more information please visit,
www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
or email [email protected]
Booking Information
Book online: www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
Telephone: 0141 353 4770/4776
Courses can also be booked at the Art Lovers Shop.
All course fees include materials and equipment. Due to our charitable status all courses
are competitively priced to offer greater accessibility to those interested in participation
in the visual arts.
Please note the number of places on each course is limited and early booking is advisable.
All courses take place in our dedicated arts studios at the House for an Art Lover or ART
PARK Centre for Arts & Heritage.
Please note that we are unable to refund tuition fees if you cancel your booking. Refunds
may only be considered under exceptional circumstances at the discretion of the Arts and
Heritage Development Officer.
House for an Art lover reserves the right to cancel courses due to insufficient enrolment,
tutor illness or circumstances outwith our control. In these instances, we will endeavor
to offer you a place on an alternative course/rescheduled class, or provide a full refund.
If you require any further information on our arts courses or would like to be added to our
electronic mailing list please contact us at [email protected] or telephone
0141 427 9557 during office hours.
How To Find Us
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Bellahouston Park, 10 Dumbreck Road, Glasgow G41 5BW
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House for an Art Lover Company number SC156871 Scottish Charity No 023443