The fourth Mad Artists’ Tea Party is coming very soon! It will be held on 22nd January 2012 in Watford Museum – a fantastic place crammed full of artefacts from Watford Football Club, local archaeology, the brewing industry (including a full size bar … Read More →
The tea parties are half way through, three have been held with three more to come in Norfolk, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. A half way review has shown some of the benefits that artists have identified as a result of attending the tea parties. After learning … Read More →
A group of artists attended the third Mad Artists Tea Party on 24th September in the coastal town of Felixstowe in Suffolk. The weather was kind and the sun shone down on special guest Julianne Pierce as she talked through the issues facing artists who wish to … Read More →
The third Mad Artists Tea Party will take place on 24th September in Felixstowe, Suffolk with special guest Julianne Pierce. Julianne is an Australian writer, curator and producer specialising in digital and media arts. In 2007 she relocated to the UK to take up the position … Read More →
Artists attending the second Mad Artists Tea Party have been spreading the word. “it was so good to meet new people”, “I found it so helpful to see others’ work and then to be able to talk to them afterwards” and “ there should be … Read More →
Photo credit: Bedford Creative Arts/ Darren Banks The Mad Artists Tea Party 2 took place on 9th April in the faded grandeur of the Mount Zion Pentacostal Church in Bedford. Artists listened to Tania Harrison of Festival Republic talking about her role as programmer and … Read More →
SAVE THE DATE The next Mad Artists Tea Party will be held in Bedford on Saturday 9th April 2011 at the Mount Zion Pentacostal Church in Bedford.
The first Mad Artists Tea Party was held in Colchester over the Halloween weekend in October 2010. Special guest Marcia Farquhar presented a fun, exciting, informative and slightly scary piece (knives and pumpkins were involved) accompanied by tea and cakes throughout. There was plenty of time to … Read More →
Low Profile and how to self programme
How to self-programme was at the heart of special guests Low Profile’s contribution to the fourth Mad Artists Tea Party in Watford.