Daxart :: Workshops


	Workshops
	As part of her practice, Daxa runs painting workshops with adults and children within schools, community groups, special needs groups and companies. Each workshop is tailored to the organisations needs, from team building for corporate clients to developing an individual’s path of expression. In addition, Daxa runs Professional Development and Creative Business Start-up Workshops for Arts Organisations to help other creative people set-up and develop their practice or business. If you are an organisation or individual or would like further information please contact Daxa by clicking here. Please click on a workshop title below to view the image gallery


	Surestart Wellingborough - 2007 August
		Creative workshops for toddlers to youngsters on Fairytales and Magic creating and painting a magic tunnel and wizards sticks.

	Northamptonshire Creative Partnerships

	Supported by the arts council and run by the Northamptonshire County Council, placing Artists in schools to run one-off projects for 14 days. Artists are required to submit a proposal which answers a question the schools have submitted, be shortlisted and then interviewed to be placed with a school. Daxa has been selected for two years running. Leading the following Projects:

	St James Primary School, Northampton - 2007
		Improving oracy through the use of Arts. Daxa worked in partnership with Sue Ward, a Grounds Designer to create spaces and opportunities for children to improve their oracy skills throughout the school.
	The children of Year 4 designed an outside stage area with Daxa and created 7 changeable scenes from which the could create, perform and be inspored by.

	Huxlow Science College, Irthlingborough - 2006
		Raising Cultural and Global Awareness through the English Language and the Arts.
	Daxa worked with the whole of Year 9 focussing on the arts, Artists and Writers from five countries the children were studying in KS 2 and 3. Half the children were also taken to Tate Modern as part of their research to create their final canvasses. 120 canvasses were displayed as part of an exhibition held at the school as a celebration of the project.