Porthmeor Art Collective 11-16

11-16 Years

This project focuses on contemporary art practices and ideas,
taught professional artists.

11-16 Years | Porthmeor Art Collective

The Porthmeor Art Collective is workshops for young artists aged 11-16. Based at Porthmeor Studios, St Ives they are taught contemporary art practice by working artists and start finding their artistic voice.

Come join in on our locals’ sessions, Sundays once a month in term-time. 2pm to 4pm.
Spring Term 2024 dates: 28th January, 25th February, 24th March

We are happy to continue to offer limited FREE Scholarship places for those on low income. Please contact Cat Lee Youth Arts Manager for a Scholarship application form to apply. 

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Porthmeor Art Collective – Inked with Victoria Gillow

Victoria Gillow

Youth – Ink – Landscape

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Active Instance: a02Nz000001hDxVIAU, 24-Mar-2024

Ever wondered how to use ink? Develop a tool kit for how to start working with this richly tonal medium. Learn about drawing with graphite, creating tone with ink, and then incorporate wax with artist Victoria Gillow.

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24 Mar – 2 hour(s) 14:00 – £12 Full Request

School can feel so ‘samey’ even in GCSE Art. This gives me so much more than that and something else in my life to focus on.

Help support us

Established in 1938, St Ives School of Painting has been a registered charity since 2002.

Supported by kind donations from our students and sponsors Taylor Money and St Ives Rotary, we provide free or subsidised art classes for local young people. With 30% of young people in Cornwall living in poverty, these donations contribute directly to transforming young people’s lives and brightening Britain’s creative future.

Registered Charity no 1146825

Our supporters

Taylor Money

Taylor Money Wealth Management is a boutique family-owned business who have been working with high-net-worth clients for more than three decades. We help people make good decisions with their money.

St Ives Rotary St Ives

Rotary offer generous support to the Schools’ work with local young people. Part of the proceeds raised by the annual artist postcard sale held during the September Festival is donated to the School. This supports our Sunday Art Club as well as other creative programmes for local young people.