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Art Doctors

Art Doctors

Using creativity to help people build confidence, explore new ideas and connect with others.

  • When: Various times and dates
  • Where: Online resources available through website. Various live event locations depending on project.
  • Contact them at: hello@artdoctors.co.uk
  • Socials: @art_doctors 

 

Art Doctors deliver creative workshops, activities and events in a range of community settings. Their approach encourages people to discover and develop their own creativity in a welcoming, supportive environment where no previous arts experience is needed.

They also work with organisations and staff teams, sharing creative approaches that support participation, wellbeing and engagement.

For more information about Art Doctors and their current opportunities, please visit their website. 

www.artdoctors.co.uk

 

The Art Doctors playfully break down barriers to participation in contemporary art, and explore the positive role of creativity in all our lives.

‘We gather near art galleries, at events and online, wearing our paint splattered coats and stethoscopes, and with prescription pads at the ready. We might prescribe some art for you to go and look at or maybe an everyday creative activity for you to try at home.

We love thinking about art and creativity as a starting point for conversations and we firmly believe that every response is valid and important, whether you see yourself as an expert or not. We also believe in the power of FUN.’

The Art Doctors are Leeds-based artists Alison McIntyre and Liz Stirling, with regular special guest appearances from consultants, specialists and junior doctors.

Art Doctors

Art Doctors uses creativity to help people build confidence, explore new ideas and connect with others.

  • When: Various times and dates
  • Where: Online resources available through website. Various live event locations depending on project.
  • Contact them at: hello@artdoctors.co.uk
  • Socials: @art_doctors 

Art Doctors deliver creative workshops, activities and events in a range of community settings. Their approach encourages people to discover and develop their own creativity in a welcoming, supportive environment where no previous arts experience is needed.

They also work with organisations and staff teams, sharing creative approaches that support participation, wellbeing and engagement.

For more information about Art Doctors and their current opportunities, please visit their website. 

www.artdoctors.co.uk

The Art Doctors playfully break down barriers to participation in contemporary art, and explore the positive role of creativity in all our lives.

‘We gather near art galleries, at events and online, wearing our paint splattered coats and stethoscopes, and with prescription pads at the ready. We might prescribe some art for you to go and look at or maybe an everyday creative activity for you to try at home.

We love thinking about art and creativity as a starting point for conversations and we firmly believe that every response is valid and important, whether you see yourself as an expert or not. We also believe in the power of FUN.’

The Art Doctors are Leeds-based artists Alison McIntyre and Liz Stirling, with regular special guest appearances from consultants, specialists and junior doctors.

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