Pass It On Project: Our Culture, Our Art
- East Ham Library 328 Barking Road London, England, E6 2RT United Kingdom (map)
Photo by Community Clay Newham
Price: Free (Sold Out)
Our Culture, Our Art is a creative workshop exploring the stories, symbols and legacy of the Caribbean community through hands-on learning and artistic expression.
Participants begin with an engaging, interactive introduction to Caribbean migration history, using word search clues and gallery-style information sheets. They then create an artwork inspired by the words and history they uncovered, using mixed media such as drawing, painting and collage. The workshop closes with group sharing to deepen understanding, connection and pride.
This workshop is open to, and suitable for people of ALL backgrounds and ages
This workshop was developed as part of Pass It On Project by Ife Okwudili. Learn more about the project here.
Upcoming events
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A joyous participatory performance that celebrates the act of sitting down and taking up space. Part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
A magical cart rolls into Queen’s Market Square bringing playful stories of fate and fortune in this highly visual outdoor show for children and families. Part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
A joyous participatory performance that celebrates the act of sitting down and taking up space. Part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
This session led by Culture Within Newham Programme Director Stella Toonen explores how we can invite community voices into creative decision-making through co-creation.
A magical cart rolls into Queen’s Market Square bringing playful stories of fate and fortune in this highly visual outdoor show for children and families. Part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
A joyous participatory performance that celebrates the act of sitting down and taking up space. Part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
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