[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] A creative reset for professionals feeling stuck, burnt out or in need of a fresh perspective. At a time when many leaders and professionals are navigating uncertainty, increasing demands and complex...
Sara Downham-Lotto 2026 The Winter Gathering for Connection, Creativity and Change was the first event hosted by the Arts Lab Rural Peace Hub. Artists, activists, academics and community leaders gathered for...
Sara Downham-Lotto 2025 Exploring role of the arts in local UK market town community. Arts for All, All for Arts - An Arts Town for Everyone, is a small research project Arts...
Sara Downham-Lotto 2025 Training community art facilitators who support healing trauma through art in under-resourced communities. Early spring 2025, Sara ran a day-long training session for the community art facilitators team at the...
Raising awareness of and inspiring the artist in everyone Curated by S.Downham-Lotto Artwork created by workshop participants (that could be you) Artwork created by adult participants with little-to-no background or training in visual...
Sara Downham-Lotto 2024 Exploring the value of visual art in building relationships through what we share. Friends Everywhere, was a continuation of Sara’s ongoing practice-based research for Arts Lab exploring the value...
Team building and aspiration through collaborative practice Curated by S.Downham-Lotto Painting by S.Downham-Lotto incorporating discarded, collaboratively-created work by workshop participants...
Raising awareness of and inspiring the artist in everyone Curated by S.Downham-Lotto Artwork created by workshop participants (that could be you) Artwork created by adult participants with little-to-no background or training in visual...
Combating prisoner isolation and despair in Covid 24/7 Cell Restriction Curated by S.Downham-Lotto In-cell work by prisoners during Covid Cell Scenes is a small portion of prisoner artwork created during Arts Lab’s 2020...
Digital collages illustrating concepts of good and evil by Matt O’Halloran...