IF YOU MAKE ART - - YOU ARE AN ARTIST

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IF YOU MAKE ART - - YOU ARE AN ARTIST --

A core part of the work we have done at PiNC over the years has involved the arts, from sketching, clay, and paintings to mobility scooter planes and puppets. We have made all sorts here at the centre, being free to create is a core value we hold, and freedom of expression is done through this.

Parades, photography, music, clay, sketching, lino printing, portraits, spray painting, dancing, laughing, you name it, we have probably done it.

This page will be where we showcase what we have done, what we aim to do in the future, and a place where we can run digital mini-exhibitions. So watch this space, stay a while and admire some art.

Consider this page a sketchbook as our young artists create more work, it will expand. It is a living, breathing, and always evolving body of work here. Always different, always new. Keep checking back here to see what has been created.

Colourful paper mache sculpture of a face with exaggerated features, painted with bright colors and surrounded by shiny decorative background.
Colourful decorations including paper mache heads, set against metallic purple and gold fabric with string lights.
A cluttered table with magazines, books, markers, scissors, and cups of coffee.
Abstract colourful paint splatters with a red circle in the center on a white background.
A dog dressed in a gold dress and black cape, standing on a table inside a room with books and decorations.
Poster for PINK LGBTQA+ Centre featuring a stylized illustration of Marilyn Monroe with yellow hair, teal eyeshadow, and red lips. Handwritten text promotes workshops, exhibitions, events, drop-in sessions, and art classes, with contact information and social media links.
A colorful abstract drawing featuring various scribbles, lines, and shapes, including black, pink, purple, and yellow colors. The drawing appears playful and expressive.

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A black and white hand-drawn poster advertising an art event called 'PINC and DRAN' on February 29th, from 6 to 8:30 PM at PINC Arts, with details about bringing refreshments and location near the centre of Brampton.
Close-up of a human eye with blue iris, illuminated with blue light, with the eyelid partially open.
Colorful child’s drawing of a person with glasses, wearing a yellow shirt and blue, red, and green details, drawn with crayons on white paper.
Graffiti art on a wall featuring a cartoon dinosaur and abstract shapes with white drips, black outlines, and splatter paint.
Abstract artwork featuring colorful, wavy, and irregular lines in shades of orange, pink, red, green, blue, black, and purple on a white background.
A colorful poster advertising a Youth Art Project, a 12-week art program for young people aged 12-18 focused on mental health, taking place every Monday from 4 to 5:30 pm at Victoria Place starting January 21, 2025, with registration via Eventbrite. The poster includes an image of children painting, and logos of partner organizations PAC Ltd and Pride in North Cumbria.