Cranford Community College

The Art&Design Saturday Club gives Club members the opportunity to use the enriched art-room facilities in Cranford Community College, supporting members’ confidence while cultivating their creativity.

Club members grow an understanding of expressive pieces that can be abstracted and meaningful, as well as experiencing new techniques and mediums. With inspiration from historical to contemporary art, Club members create, draw, paint, design, illustrate, make collage and mixed media works.

The Club also helps their members gain awareness of skill building and the calming effect of art and how to apply this as a tool in their daily life. Joining the Club is an opportunity to develop new skills, build confidence, develop social skills and find out more about the pathways to further study and rewarding careers.

Club members also take part in national events including Masterclasses with leading industry professionals and the Summer Show, where Saturday Clubs nationwide exhibit their work in a public exhibition – all for free!

Explore this Club’s previous Masterclasses:
Building for future change with Arup
Auctioning contemporary art with Bonhams
Urban gardens with Cullinan Studio
Design journalism with Wallpaper*
Set building with Ruth Paton

Club dates:
28 September 2024 – 05 July 2025
Saturdays, 10:30 – 12:30

Cranford Community College
High Street
Cranford
Hounslow
TW5 9PD

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I learned different skills and learned new techniques. The Club built my confidence.

Club member, Cranford Community College

The Club was a great experience. It offered many opportunities for me, like exploring art in a new way, meeting people and going on trips to see art in the real world

Club member, Cranford Community College

The Club enables many possibilities and ideas which could help influence our futures

Club member, Cranford Community College, Art&Design

The Saturday Club has opened the eyes of many Members and their families to the world of art and the creative industries. They are now aware it is possible to have a career being creative.

Aminder Virdee, Tutor, Cranford Community College

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