Grays School of Art building with graphics

Engage at Gray's

Art Weekenders

Spend a whole weekend in our studios working and learning a new craft in depth or furthering your current art & design skills.

Our Art Weekender courses give you the chance to learn and work in our studios and workshops over one or two days during the weekend. With the support and guidance from creative practitioners spanning multiple disciplines, these weekends will offer a variety of subjects and methods for you to explore from ceramics, through to printing.

You will build on your existing knowledge and understanding of art practice through integrated class demonstrations, individual/group discussion and studio-based practice.

If you have a question about any of courses in the programme, please get in touch with the Engage at Gray's Team and we'll do our best to help.

Wooden sign displaying Grays School of Art in cut out letters, held by a hand infront of someone cleaning a silkscreen

This is our first Young Art Weekender designed for those aged 11-15 yrs . For this we have invited five different creative practitioners who will deliver a range of 2-hour workshops throughout the weekend. Workshops will take place in Gray’s School of Art and will focus on themes of line, construction and texture.

Corridor in Gray's School of Art with lockers and an art board with the word Grays stencilled in paint

This Art Weekender provides the opportunity to experiment with a range of different disciplines before reaching your final outcome. Workshops include ceramics, jewellery making, textile printing, digital photography and creative coding using a small computer called a micro bit.

paint splodges on a pallet

A collaboration between friends, this Art Weekender invites you to slow down and be part of a creative form of meditation.

People lino cutting - view from above

This Art Weekender explores a range of different printmaking processes with a number of local artists and designers. This involves screen printing, textile printing, lino printing, mark making within jewellery and printing onto both clay and ceramics.

Silkscreens against a window

‘HAAN’, a local word for ‘Hand’ is a design pop up curated by Look Again that celebrates the work of independent designers and makers. Invited are a number of these local designers who will deliver a range of workshops across our school, this involves ceramics, jewellery, textile screen printing and illustration.

Squeegees hanging on a wall

Deemouth Artist Studios was founded by Peter Baxter and Allan Watson and is situated within the Deemouth Business Centre in Torry. Engaging with this local community, Gray’s School of Art invites artists and designers from Deemouth Artist Studios to deliver an Art Weekender involving ceramics, jewellery, print making and embroidery workshops.

Person throwing a pot on a wheel

Aberdeen Ceramics Studio is a team of six passionate ceramicists and potters who share a vision to make working with ceramics available to everyone in the North East of Scotland.

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