Since September 2022
Instructor since September 2022
Multi-disciplinary creative,
From 115.34 C$ /h
I am a fully qualified teacher with full QTS and a master's in Global Creative and Cultural Industries. I take an inquiry-based approach to my teaching and specialize in observational drawing, critical thinking, relief printing, oil painting, and both analog and digital photography. I have taught in mainstream schools, academies, FE centres, pupil referral units, galleries, theatres and youth justice settings. I was commissioned as the first-ever Artist in Residence at the UK Houses of Parliament and now work out of my own Arts council funded studio in SE1.
- Advance art and design, skills based workshops tailored to suit your level
- Teaching the art of Facilitation: designing content, delivery and differentiation, evaluation, and monitoring for clients and practitioners.
- Portfolio development for graduates and practicing artists.
- Creative mentoring for young people and graduates.
- CPD for artists. Training practitioners to work with hard-to-reach young people
- Advance art and design, skills based workshops tailored to suit your level
- Teaching the art of Facilitation: designing content, delivery and differentiation, evaluation, and monitoring for clients and practitioners.
- Portfolio development for graduates and practicing artists.
- Creative mentoring for young people and graduates.
- CPD for artists. Training practitioners to work with hard-to-reach young people
Extra information
Materials will be required for any specialist art forms
Location
At student's location :
- Around Peckham, United Kingdom
About Me
Scarlett, (She/Her b.1982, UK)
Scarlett is a multi-disciplinary creative who has fostered partnerships with a variety of reputable brands, institutions, and educational establishments. Having completed her Masters in Global Cultural and Creative Industries at the School of Oriental and African Studies, she specializes in project managing creative strategies focused on co-creating with inner city communities across the UK.
Her personal work includes sculptural, print, drawn, and audio work that examines the semiotics of race and class by creating images that interrogate power structures by portraying narratives of the under-represented. To mark the introduction of the Race Relations Acts the Houses of Parliament commissioned artist Scarlett to undertake a residency to create work with communities across the UK that were impacted by the introduction of the early race discrimination legislation. This culminated in an exhibition at Westminster Palace in early 2019.
In her role as educator, she worked with pupil referral units, the long-term unemployed, male and female young offenders and girls affected by gender violence. She has facilitated for organizations such as the Dulwich Picture Gallery and AfroPunk and given talks for the London Arts Fair, the National Photography Symposium, and BBC Radio 4. In 2019, she worked with NTS Radio for Top Boy and Netflix. In 2020 for the Barbican and Museum of London on the Cultural Mile project, and Netflix and more recently with the Jordan brand on their first Black History Season in the UK in 2021.
Scarlett is a multi-disciplinary creative who has fostered partnerships with a variety of reputable brands, institutions, and educational establishments. Having completed her Masters in Global Cultural and Creative Industries at the School of Oriental and African Studies, she specializes in project managing creative strategies focused on co-creating with inner city communities across the UK.
Her personal work includes sculptural, print, drawn, and audio work that examines the semiotics of race and class by creating images that interrogate power structures by portraying narratives of the under-represented. To mark the introduction of the Race Relations Acts the Houses of Parliament commissioned artist Scarlett to undertake a residency to create work with communities across the UK that were impacted by the introduction of the early race discrimination legislation. This culminated in an exhibition at Westminster Palace in early 2019.
In her role as educator, she worked with pupil referral units, the long-term unemployed, male and female young offenders and girls affected by gender violence. She has facilitated for organizations such as the Dulwich Picture Gallery and AfroPunk and given talks for the London Arts Fair, the National Photography Symposium, and BBC Radio 4. In 2019, she worked with NTS Radio for Top Boy and Netflix. In 2020 for the Barbican and Museum of London on the Cultural Mile project, and Netflix and more recently with the Jordan brand on their first Black History Season in the UK in 2021.
Education
MA Global Cultural and Creative Industries - SOAS UAL 2017
PGCE Art and Design 11-19+ - Goldsmiths 2008
BA (Hons) Photography - LCC University of the Arts
BTEC Art Foundation - Ravensbourne University
A Level Design-A, Art-B, French-C - Elliot 6th Form
PGCE Art and Design 11-19+ - Goldsmiths 2008
BA (Hons) Photography - LCC University of the Arts
BTEC Art Foundation - Ravensbourne University
A Level Design-A, Art-B, French-C - Elliot 6th Form
Experience / Qualifications
Residencies
2019/20 Artist in Residence at the London Print Studios
2019 Artist in Residence at East Street Market
2017/19 Artist in Residence at the UK Houses of Parliament: Exploring the impact of the introduction of the UK Race Relations Acts 1968
Awards
2022 Developing your creative practice - Art Council England
2020 Covid relief fund - Arts Council
2019 Developing your creative Practice - Arts Council
2019 Bursary for travel to network with cultural practitioners in NYC from the a-n
Exhibitions
2022 Groaming Gallery, Amsterdam
2019 NOW Gallery Greenwich Peninsula, London
2019 Westminster Palace, London
2018 The Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool
2018 Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
2018 Peabody Hub, Thamesmead
2018 Swansea Museum, Swansea
2018 St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff
2018 Glasgow Women’s Library, Glasgow
2014 Studio/14, Photofusion Gallery, London
2014 State of Origin, Unit24 Gallery London
2014 ING Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries, London
2014 Doh Mix Meh Up: Diaspora and Identity in Art, Oxford University, Oxford
2008 Gimme Some Credit (Solo exhibition), Photofusion Gallery London.
2005 Future Maps 05, Davies Street Gallery London
2019/20 Artist in Residence at the London Print Studios
2019 Artist in Residence at East Street Market
2017/19 Artist in Residence at the UK Houses of Parliament: Exploring the impact of the introduction of the UK Race Relations Acts 1968
Awards
2022 Developing your creative practice - Art Council England
2020 Covid relief fund - Arts Council
2019 Developing your creative Practice - Arts Council
2019 Bursary for travel to network with cultural practitioners in NYC from the a-n
Exhibitions
2022 Groaming Gallery, Amsterdam
2019 NOW Gallery Greenwich Peninsula, London
2019 Westminster Palace, London
2018 The Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool
2018 Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
2018 Peabody Hub, Thamesmead
2018 Swansea Museum, Swansea
2018 St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff
2018 Glasgow Women’s Library, Glasgow
2014 Studio/14, Photofusion Gallery, London
2014 State of Origin, Unit24 Gallery London
2014 ING Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries, London
2014 Doh Mix Meh Up: Diaspora and Identity in Art, Oxford University, Oxford
2008 Gimme Some Credit (Solo exhibition), Photofusion Gallery London.
2005 Future Maps 05, Davies Street Gallery London
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Skills
Availability of a typical week
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New York
At student's home
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
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