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Laura Daly’s The Storm Cone is a new immersive AR (Augmented Reality) app that unearths lost bandstands and their buried past.

This site-specific spatial sound installation traces lost bandstands in England, using geo-locative and immersive technologies. It’s commissioned by Metal for NetPark, the world’s first digital park, and the University of Salford in Manchester for Peel Park and can be experienced in both locations.

Metal Art School hosts a busy programme of workshops, classes and creative socials, led by independent creatives within our local community. By offering our studio space free of charge, Metal support local creatives […]

Mothers Who Make is a growing national initiative aimed at supporting mothers who are artists – professional and/or passionate. Every kind of maker is welcomed, and every kind of mother.

This is an ongoing group for people living with dementia. Participants can join in person at the art school or join us via Zoom to make art for two hours. […]

This is an ongoing group for people living with dementia. Participants can join in person at the art school or join us via Zoom to make art for two hours. […]

This is a 12-week group that we have devised especially for men who have lived with domestic abuse or who are asking for help dealing with past trauma. This will […]

This twelve-week journal group will show you how to use a journal to undertake art wellbeing activities. This includes drawing, doodling, writing, photographing, and collaging. You can join this course […]

This twelve-week course involves 50 minutes of yoga with a trained and qualified yoga therapist and teacher followed by art making and gentle trauma related psychoeducation with a qualified Art […]

Starting on Wednesday 13 July, this 12-week group is for over 18's. Run by a qualified counsellor who has a hearing disability and is a fluent BSL communicator. Using different art materials; paint, felt tips, colouring pencils, collage materials, digital art to create art for personal wellbeing.

This 3 week series of workshops explores making original fine prints in Linocut, Monotype and Woodcut, using traditional 'printing by hand' methods.You will be introduced to artists techniques and given help and guidance with printing your art work.

Beginning on Monday 11 July, join our 11-week course involving using different art materials; paint, felt tips, colouring pencils, collage materials, digital art to create art for personal wellbeing.