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Due to COVID-19 social distancing requirements the Peninsula Arts Society studios will remain closed to all members and visitors throughout Term 4 . All face-to-face classes, workshops, demos and other activities will cease during this period.
We thank you for your understanding. Stay safe and keep creating!
President and Committee of the Peninsula Arts Society
Several of our tutors are running classes via a mix of Zoom, online video and email. A great way to get motivated and learn new skills. See the class list …
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Leoni Jenkin2020-09-23 14:34:242020-10-24 19:40:10The Winter of our Discontent 2020
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Leoni Jenkin2020-09-22 23:45:102020-10-24 19:46:23What Is The Purpose of Art?
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Leoni Jenkin2020-09-22 18:28:422020-10-24 19:48:26Artist Trading CardsIn these strange times, where social connection is not something we can take for granted, many of us are turning to the arts – visual arts, culinary arts, music, novels, theatre, movies and television – to fill in empty hours, keep our spirits up and find things to share online with others. What better proof of the vital role art plays in our lives and societies.
‘Pink Lilies’ – oil painting by James Dalton
Creating art yourself is an even better way to promote feelings of excitement, productivity, satisfaction and well being. It is a well proven path to positive mental health. We urge all our members to keep creating. Whether masterpieces or work for the rubbish bin, it’s the process that counts. In fact you may well have more fun, and learn a lot more, creating for the rubbish bin!
