Lab’s director integrates Talibé artwork into own painting 31st March 2022 You can see clues as to how & where Sara's latest paintings started: with the artwork of talibé children... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
Drawing & Painting Bring Joy to Talibé Children 25th November 2021 A moment to leave the trauma of existence behind and to share the thrill of creative expression & play... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
Arts Lab’s spring sum-up 1st June 2021 Folklore collages to prisoner letter exchanges; coin designs to Boris’s wallpaper, the list goes on.... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
‘Sharing the Light’ at HMP Dartmoor – magazine article 1st March 2021 Abstract art collaboration helps to build prisoners’ sense of purpose & hope during Covid... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
Why prisoners love abstract art 19th January 2020 You may like abstract art, hate it or not understand exactly what it is, but the fact that it evades definition is why it's so popular with prisoners. ... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
Teenagers paint for climate change 16th December 2019 Climate change issues, non-judgementalism, freedom and creativity come out strong.... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
Arts Lab graduate award highlights need for experimentation 28th June 2019 'I want to help create a wider discussion around the benefits and the need for experimentation in painting'... No Comments 0 Likes Read More
What we’re all about Film 15th March 2019 Check out our new film edited by Promotion Videos - a compilation of young Arts Lab film maker shorts.... No Comments 1 Like Read More
Daffs at HMP Dartmoor 9th March 2019 'There is no doubt that the sessions improved the lives of those involved.'... No Comments 3 Likes Read More
‘I like to think of painting as a form of behaviour, something to be lived; a way of being in and relating to the world. I see these values embodied in the programme being developed at Arts Lab.’ Jonathan McCRee