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🌙 Eid Ul-Adha Mubarak to our students, tutors, alumni, friends and all those celebrating. May the spirit of Eid bring peace, happiness, and prosperity to your home.
Best wishes from the Warnborough College - Warnborough Worldwide Team.

: Simon Gregory Partridge will introduce Leonardo da Vinci into the theme of the day he then postulate other masters. The meaning and identity of Art Legacy in a European context with special reference to his own work and Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” whose central character gives letters which prove a dual legacy.
💡 Find out more about Simon Gregory Partridge via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-simon-gregory-partridge-art-legacy-hamlet/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted by Music & Audio Technology, School of Arts, University of Kent (The Clock Tower Lecture Theatre & The Galvanising Workshop) at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

The competition is open to all primary and secondary school students in Kent in the following Year groups: Ages 4 to 12 & Ages 13 to 18. Please visit our website to get more info. & to submit, here is the link: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon-2024/schools-art-competition-2024/
We are pleased to announce that the submitted artwork will be exhibited at the Sunlight Development Trust's hall at Sunlight Centre, 105 Richmond Rd, Gillingham ME7 1LX.
The exhibition will open to the public at 6pm on Tuesday, 9 July.
Schools: if you are entering your artwork, please do so by June 14. Thank you.

👑🏺Big thanks to The Canterbury Archaeological Trust for a wonderful and fun and at Warnborough HQ (11/06/2024)
👉If you want to join this coming workshop on the 18th June from 10:00am to 12:00pm at Warnborough HQ, please email [email protected] and register in advance.
🗺 We are pleased to announce a new partnership with the Canterbury Archeological Trust and the Warnborough Foundation to run about our and heritage in this part of . The workshop series will require you to get your hands 'dirty' with creating as well.
⭐During each workshop, we will handle archaeological artefacts and in small groups, we will talk about what we think they could be. We will think about their meaning to us in the present day, and what they may have meant to people who lived in the past. Bryan, who is CAT’s Artist in Residence, will help you to explore our connection to the past using visual art and guide you in the use of different art techniques and materials to get creative.
⭐These workshops will be useful to anyone who wants to build their confidence in small group discussion and for those who are keen to find new ways to express themselves. You will learn about , and how to self-reflect and draw meaning from your own experiences that can help us to understand how people lived in the past. Across all workshops, you will become confident in the use of some different art materials and techniques and will be able to either create an independent artwork or work together with
someone else to achieve the same result.
😊Next Workshop date & venue:
Tuesday 18th June 2024, 10am-12pm
at Warnborough HQ, 18 Lower Bridge Street, Canterbury, England CT1 2LG.

🌍 : With Art as Legacy as our theme for 2024, you can be sure there will be plenty of learning and expanding horizons. Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends. Big thanks to some of the wonderful submissions, we have a diverse slate of presentations and workshops lined up.
🧡 We are thankful to the University of Kent in Medway's School of Arts, and Dr Ruth Herbert in particular for hosting us. Many thanks go to the Halpern Charitable Foundation and to Medway Council for their ongoing support.
📍 We will be hosted by Music & Audio Technology, School of Arts, University of Kent at The Historic Dockyard Chatham, The Clock Tower Lecture Theatre & The Galvanising Workshop from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
Registration: 👉 https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents - Must Book in Advance.
🙏 There are some places left but not many. Please also refrain from booking multiple tickets if you are NOT planning to attend. This happened last year and was very disappointing for keen parties we had to turn away.
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🌏📒 : The final transnational project meeting (TPM) for the INCLUSION2 project was held in Bruges from May 27-29, 2024. This TPM’s aims were to finalise all project results, agree on the final project reporting and to ensure that all administrative processes have been carried out.
Inclusion2 is an Erasmus+ funded project that seeks to create a community of teachers across 4 countries; Mater Boni Consilii St. Joseph School Malta, Aeres Hogeschool Netherlands, DHOS Bruge Belgium and Warnborough College Ireland) who will exchange experiences, while co-creating new knowledge and tools for course development.Inclusion2 project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme.
➡️To read more visit our website: https://inclusion2.eu

🌍🌱 : Regina Apigo is a UX/UI designer, writer and artist, who paints mainly with water-mixable oils. Born in Seoul and raised in Los Angeles, Regina’s art is influenced by her dad’s love of nature. Regina has been part of a group exhibit at Ocean Gallery in Santa Barbara as well as solo exhibits at Anastasia’s Asylum and Borders in Los Angeles.
💡 Find out more about Regina Apigo via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-regina-apigo.../
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted by Music & Audio Technology, School of Arts, University of Kent (The Clock Tower Lecture Theatre & The Galvanising Workshop) at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

👜🌍🧡 : "These crafts are a legacy, evolving with modern motifs and forms. Our goal is to preserve and teach these traditional crafts to the youth, infusing our culture with contemporary elements to keep it vibrant." In her 26th year of teaching, Miranda is employed at “Sejdi Dida” school, where she is dedicated to creating an outstanding learning environment and enhancing her students’ abilities. Miranda Brati and Mirela Bardhoshi are sisters who not only share a passion for teaching but also a love for the arts.
For they plan to do a bag charm or tassel keychain workshop.
💡 Find out more about Miranda Brati via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-miranda-brati-crafting-with-love-as-a-legacy/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book/
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

🎭🎼🎨 is hotting up with more presenters - some new and some returning. Our theme for the 2024 Kent Arts Conference (KArtsCon) is "Art as Legacy". Once again, we will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🧡 Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council and the Halpern Foundation.FREE for Kent Residents.

🎨🖼️ : With 21 years’ experience of socially-engaged creative practice in visual arts & crafts/ mixed media, poetry & creative writing, Community Artist-Educator & Cross-Cultural Practitioner Jay, feels blessed to have returned to Medway, back to her roots. Jay’s interest in the embodiment & cultivation of Heart-Centred Leadership, & the conscious process of ‘Unlearning’, continue to fascinate her, as responsive explorations of heritage, identity, & indigenous ways of Seeing, of Thinking, of Being, unfold, collating narratives, dialogues & oral history along the way. She is training in Level 3 Counselling Skills for Children & Young People, in contribution towards Intergenerational Healing.
💡 Find out more about Jay Patel via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-jay-patel/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Jay Patel - Legacy of Community: Who Are We? - Kent Arts Conference Jay Patel invites people to have fun with their creativity, be present in the present and leave a legacy of making & of being in the moment.

🎨🖼️ : Dallendyshe Metalia completed her Master’s degree in English teaching at Aleksander Moisiu University in Durres, aiming to inspire generations to value their educational paths. A leader and fervent advocate for women’s rights, Dallendyshe has been at the helm of Qamil Metalia School for a decade, where she has been merging art with science and technology. Her passion encompasses all forms of art, and she is an active supporter of art projects at her school.
💡 Find out more about Dallendyshe Metalia via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-dallendyshe-metalia-school-art-in-education-and-society/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

🎨🖼️ : Madoka Davis “Petit Roll”, a Japanese Food Cooking Tutor, is based in Chatham, Medway. In Japan, bento-making isn’t just about packing lunch; it embodies the preservation of cultural heritage through cuisine. This talk and demonstration will explore charaben, a modern twist on traditional bento, within the theme of “Art as Legacy.” Madoka’s presentation will illustrate how Japanese boxed lunch (bento) extends beyond a simple dish, serving as a conduit for inheriting traditions via creative and innovative expressions.
💡 Find out more about Madoka Davis via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-madoka-davis-art-in-education-and-society/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

🎨🖼️ : Nadia Perrotta is a visionary visual artist renowned for her socially engaged practice, encompassing illustration, moving image, performance, and creative writing. She has an impressive filmography, featuring works such as “Un Paese Innocente,” “A Totally Normal Saturday in Dartford,” and “Fuscaldo,” a documentary produced in collaboration with a community of fishermen in southern Italy. As an artist, Nadia Perrotta’s passion for collective creation, community engagement, and the transformative power of art shines through her practice.
💡 Find out more about Nadia Perrotta via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-nadia-perrotta.../
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

🎨🖼️ : With 21 years’ experience of socially-engaged creative practice in visual arts & crafts/ mixed media, poetry & creative writing, Community Artist-Educator & Cross-Cultural Practitioner Jay, feels blessed to have returned to Medway, back to her roots. Jay’s interest in the embodiment & cultivation of Heart-Centred Leadership, & the conscious process of ‘Unlearning’, continue to fascinate her, as responsive explorations of heritage, identity, & indigenous ways of Seeing, of Thinking, of Being, unfold, collating narratives, dialogues & oral history along the way. She is training in Level 3 Counselling Skills for Children & Young People, in contribution towards Intergenerational Healing.
💡 Find out more about Jay Patel via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-jay-patel/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

🥻🌍 : MagnaFaith Krimi identifies as a Nigerian American Female. Magna Faith Krimi hails from Jen, Taraba State, Nigeria and serves as a well-rounded global executive leader, community builder and an influence strategist. Her abstract focuses on the Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba ethnic groups of Nigeria. As each ethnic group’s attire is not merely a garment, but a canvas reflecting beauty, historical narratives and aesthetic values. This study explores the artistic elements and craftsmanship of Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba attire, essentially highlighting their role in cultural preservation and artistic innovation.
💡 Find out more about MagnaFaith Krimi via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-magnafaith-krimi.../
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: MagnaFaith Krimi - The Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba Traditional Attire - Kent Arts Conference Magnafaith Krimi looks at traditional indigenous African attire and the significance of cultural identity to KArtsCon2024

🎼⛩🎸🪕 : Nekomaru Okita
Born in Okinawa and raised in Tokyo, Nekomaru Okita is a singer-songwriter specializing in melancholic melodies. She used to be a vocalist in a rock band, but now sings by herself, playing the acoustic guitar and sanshin. As a volunteer, she went to perform at evacuation shelters for people affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear power plant accident that occurred in 2011. In 2015, she received the Uruma Folk Song Association’s highest award, and in 2019 held live performances at two locations in Bangkok, Thailand.
Facebook: Nekomaru Okita
💡 Find out more about Nekomaru Okita via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-nekomaru-okita-the-circle-of-the-people/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Nekomaru Okita - The Circle of the People - Kent Arts Conference Nekomaru Okita brings the sublime and amazing Okinawan folk music to KArtsCon2024 playing the sanshin, a unique string instrument

🎨🌍🎭 : Dr Maria Dremina is a neuro-coach and artist. She is owner of Eniostudio and founder of Neurostyling. Areas of expertise include human potential identification and soft skills development, transdisciplinary research and learning, lateral thinking, smart art practices, empathy and nonverbal communication. Maria develops tailor-made programmes of neuro-coaching for the individuals who are focused on personal development. She has designed and delivered various smart art practices developing lateral thinking for managers and entrepreneurs.
💡 Find out more about Dr Maria Dremina via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-maria-dremina-neurostyling-for-inspiration/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Maria Dremina - Neurostyling - A Short Art Exercise - Kent Arts Conference Dr Maria Dremina brings her unique neurostyling approach to KArtsCon2024 with a video showing how the brain creates unexpected art.

🎨🌍 : Bryan Hawkins is published in relation to Children’s Drawings, Art Education and Film and Animation. He has presented academic papers, exhibited and curated widely and has recently curated and produced creative work for exhibitions linking Art and Archaeology. Currently he is a full-time artist and Canterbury Archaeological Trust Artist in Residence.
💡 Find out more about Bryan Hawkins via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2023-bryan-hawkins-digging-for-treasures/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Bryan Hawkins - Digging for Treasures: Archaeology Art, Legacy and Positivity - Kent Arts Conference Bryan Hawkins looks at archaeology art and its links to legacy and community positivity and mental health at KArtsCon2024

🎨🖼️ : Bill Lewis has performed his poetry in the USA, Nicaragua, France and Germany as well as his native UK. His work has been translated into Spanish, French, German and Italian. He has also performed on BBC 2 and on Radio in England, America, El Salvador and Australia. He was one of the six founder members of The Medway Poets and one of the twelve original members of The Stuckists, the group that spearheaded the International Art Movements of Stuckism and Remodernism.
💡 Find out more about Bill Lewis via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-bill-lewis-stuckism/
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Bill Lewis - Stuckism - Kent Arts Conference Poet and visual artist Bill Lewis will give a quick potted history of Stuckism and Remodernism and talk about its legacy.

🎨🌍 : Stephanie Fuller, a British-Australian artist, who finds inspiration in the natural landscapes of both nations, infusing her paintings with the essence of their beauty and significance. Stephanie is a seasoned artist whose artworks span sculpture, painting and NFTs using AI models. Her artistic journey, of four decades, is a testament to the profound connection between art and nature, reflecting a deep-seated commitment to environmental awareness and conservation.
💡 Find out more about Stephanie Fuller via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-stephanie-fuller.../
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Stephanie Fuller - Exploring the Intersection of Sculpture and Painting - Kent Arts Conference Stephanie Fuller will delve into the dynamic relationship between art creation and enduring legacy at KArtsCon2024.

🎨🎼🎭 : Soo Han Chua will present and discuss the legacy and innovation of the future of tabletop games. Chua is a lecturer at Asia Pacific University Malaysia and a trainer at Canvas Education, IACT College and Teras One Solution, one of the few Adobe Certified Training Centers in Malaysia. He teaches computer graphics, video production, and post-production. 💡 Find out more via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2024-soo-han-chua-innovating-the-future-of-table-top-games/
⭐ KArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Soo Han Chua - Innovating the Future of Table Top Games - Kent Arts Conference Soo Han Chua looks at the innovating the legacy of table top games through a hybrid experience at KArtsCon2024.

🎨🎼🎭 : Lana Arkhi - Artist Lana Arkhi will present "The Eyes That Speaks Volumes" and chart the history of music through art. 💡 Find out more via website: https://www.kartscon.com/kartscon2022-lana-arkhi-the.../
⭐Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham.
Date: 10-12 JULY 2024
Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council and the Halpern Foundation.

KArtsCon2024: Lana Arkhi - The Eyes That Speak Volumes - Kent Arts Conference Lana Arkhi, a ceramicist and painter, will take audiences on a visual journey through the rich history of music.

🎼⛩🎸🪕 : Nekomaru Okita
Born in Okinawa and raised in Tokyo, Nekomaru Okita is a singer-songwriter specializing in melancholic melodies. She used to be a vocalist in a rock band, but now sings by herself, playing the acoustic guitar and sanshin. As a volunteer, she went to perform at evacuation shelters for people affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear power plant accident that occurred in 2011. In 2015, she received the Uruma Folk Song Association’s highest award, and in 2019 held live performances at two locations in Bangkok, Thailand.
💡 Find out more about Nekomaru Okita via website.
⭐ Kent ArtsCon brings visitors from around the United Kingdom and the world together to share knowledge/experience, network and make lifelong friends.
📍 We will be hosted at the Historic Dockyard Chatham from 10th to 12th July, 2024.
👉 Register Now: https://www.kartscon.com/register-book
🎟️ FREE for Kent Residents, don't miss this! Book in Advance.
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Kent School of Arts, Medway Council, Warnborough College Warnborough Foundation and the Halpern Foundation.