Smiles for Genocide Survivors Drawing & Painting
5th September 2023
Rwandan, genocide survivors and wives of genocide perpetrators of Umucyo Nyanza take to art!...
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Art as a lifeline in hospitals
8th December 2022
‘Everyone seemed at ease’. How art is making hospital visits less painful....
Expressive release for Catholic nuns in Senegal
17th December 2021
‘Esperance’ now adorns the central waiting area for patients and staff alike to enjoy....
Passion, learning and artistic excellence – Tafelmusik has it sussed
25th June 2021
Sad loss of Jeanne Lamon highlights her legacy - a fantastic model for arts organisations...
‘Sharing the Light’ at HMP Dartmoor – magazine article
1st March 2021
Abstract art collaboration helps to build prisoners’ sense of purpose & hope during Covid...
Lessons from the locked up in lockdown
15th May 2020
If we think we have it bad in lockdown, think of all the prisoners locked up under Covid-19 regulations up to 23 hours a day, every day for months! Isolation...
Arts Lab responds to crisis with ‘Sharing the Light’ project
21st April 2020
We're adapting to address immediate need to combat isolation and anxiety, maintain connection and be positive....
The good that can come out of an upside-down world
5th April 2020
‘Reasons to believe we can emerge from the crisis with human qualities enhanced’, by Matthew Syed for the BBC....
Human kindness in crisis foreshadowed in prisoner art show
25th March 2020
Current global crisis highlights what really matters as never before...
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. ...