Broomy’s Bairns – Building Bug Boxes
Last week, the kids in Broomy’s Bairns were putting some finishing touches on our Broomy’s Bees Garden by building bug boxes! Insects are vital to the natural world so it’s […]
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September, 2018, at the Broomhill Art Flat
September was a busy month at the Art Flat. As well as the usual weekly workshops, we had a week long celebration of Zero Waste Week, from the 3rd till […]
Broomy’s Bairns – Summer Sessions
Last week Broomy’s Bairns were taking part in our Summer Session over the school holidays. We decided to make prints with potatoes! This is a really easy and effective crafts […]
BROOMY’S BAIRNS – ARTIST STUDIES – Pablo Picasso
Our Artist Studies series continued with Broomy’s Bairns in yesterday’s art class! This week the kids were looking at the cubist-style portraits of Pablo Picasso. Firstly, the kids chose a […]
Broomy’s Bairns – Springtime Crafts
In this weeks Broomy’s Bairns workshop, the kids were celebrating the Easter Holidays and the start of spring time by making a large collaborative collage. The children used paper and […]
Broomy’s Bairns
In last weeks Broomy’s Bairns we had the children continuing to design and make their own clay tiles! The tiles are going to be used to line the walls of […]
Broomy’s Bairns
Last week, the kids in Broomy’s Bairns were looking at things that appear in the garden – in winter! Firstly, they looked at different things that we might find […]
October Week Sculpture Workshops – Day 1
Sculptor Alan Potter has joined us during October week to create clay sculptures which can then be developed into stone carvings for contemporary benches. The class began with a discussion […]
BROOMY’S BAIRNS – ARTIST STUDIES – MAUD SULTER
Last week we continued our Artist Studies series and celebrated Black History Month, by studying Scottish and Ghanian artist Maud Sulter. Born in Glasgow, Sulter was an award-winning poet, playwright, […]
Broomy’s Bairns Art Class
In this week’s Broomy’s Bairns class, the kids were busy cutting and pasting coloured paper to make a large-scale collage imitation of a painting we have on the wall in […]
The Broomhill Project 