WORKSHOPS
2020
January, February
Photo Drop In Q&A*
Photo Walk*
A Mindful Approach To Photography*
* All In conjunction with the ‘G81 Creatives’ exhibition BackDoor Gallery,
11th January - 20th February
2019
August
Introduction to Mobile Photography and Mindfulness
Jean’s Bothy Helensburgh / Enable Scotland
August
Creative Mobile Landscape Photography Family Day
WDC Creative Learning- Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
March
Mindful Photography Walk
WDC Creative Learning, Levengrove Park, Dumbarton.
2017
January
Creative Editing / Post Processing
Clydebank Art Gallery and Museum
2016
October - November
Carleith Primary School, West Dunbartonshire.
An 8 week Self Portraiture and Storytelling class for 5-12 year old children using the iPhones and iPads. The finished works were used as part of the schools digital presentations at several high key education events.
July
Location Photography Photo Walk
Clydebank Town Hall, Clydebank Police Station (derelict), Titan Crane.
2015
September- November
Goldenhll Primary School, West Dunbartonshire.
A 7 week Self Portraiture and Storytelling class for 7-12 year old children using iPhones and iPads. This resulted in a 2 week long exhibition of the work.
March / April / May
Mobile Flower Photography
Clydebank Art Gallery and Museum. In partnership with 'Tate Artist Rooms - Robert Mapplethorpe' Exhibition
Prior to iPhoneography and Mobile Art being the focus of my workshops I co-delivered a number of training sessions and art based projects for Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow. These were delivered in partnership with Glasgow based photographer, educator and community artist Iseult Timmermans. Artworks With Young People involved working with Primary and Secondary schoolchildren on photography based art and multimedia that resulted in a CD-Rom and large scale vinyl 'Banners for A New Millennium' that were displayed in outdoor public spaces around Glasgow.
Again working in partnership with Iseult we produced SOBS (sick of being sick) a magazine designed with children who were long term patients at Yorkhill Children’s Hospital in Glasgow. This was a series of workshops that introduced them to graphic design, desktop publishing and photography.
This partnership extended to Barriers a collaboration with adults with physical disabilities on an interactive CD-Rom that combined photography, video, games and storytelling to tackle and debate the notion of barriers on the day to day lives of disabled adults.