Community Workshops

Below you’ll see some examples of community workshops that I have delivered. Get in touch to discuss how I can work with your group.

Previous Community Workshops

Person assembling a butterfly-shaped mosaic with colorful tiles on a worktable.

Arts in Healthcare

In, 2026, I led a mosaic project for an Arts in Healthcare Group.

Supporting participants to produce beautiful butterflies which will be displayed as part of an exhibition in the Autumn.

Group of ten people standing together indoors, holding mosaic-style artwork, smiling for the photo, with framed landscape pictures on the wall behind them.

For Love or Money

I offered community drop-in sessions as part of the Arienas For Love or Money exhibition in 2025.

Tribe Porty Open Day

Craft table with painted paper hearts, seashells, shells, shells, shells, a starfish, and paint jars with brushes, on top of newspaper.

As part of the Tribe Porty Open Day I ran mini-mosaic sessions using beach found bits and pieces.

Personal Experience with Grief and Trauma

I am not a grief counsellor or therapist. When my husband, Peter, had a terminal diagnosis in 2024, and passed away a few months later, my creativity – my mosaic making – completely changed.

It became more raw and abstract and gave me a vehicle for expressing my emotions without speaking. I came to recognise from this lived experience the importance of having a creative outlet at the worst of times, and how one’s creativity can become something very different.

I am interested in connecting with any community arts workers who would like to explore this further and include mosaic making in their group activities.

“This term, Jacky's warm and caring personality alongside her expertise have opened up a whole new technique to the group and given them the confidence and skills to continue with mosaics in the future.

The workshop set up was so inviting and everyone was given clear instructions.

This activity allowed all to switch off from difficult situations that they may be dealing with at home.

All were completely immersed in making a beautiful butterfly and there were so many positive comments about the process.”

– Lead Artist,
Art in Healthcare

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