Developing skills through a creative challenge
Empowering teams to be more creative and innovative can only be achieved through a process of artistic challenge and risk. At filbert arts we have tailored our skills development programme so that we can offer a variety of creative challenges. Please note: successful outcomes can be achieved without any artistic skills just an ability to have a go.
Each programme is led by Paul Priestley acting as either one of the great artists, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol or Salvador Dali.
The Pablo Picasso programme
The Pablo Picasso programme offers two choices of event: a. Creating a Picasso type portrait - clients work individually on their own interpretation. b. The recreation of a large Picasso painting - clients work as a group. The ethos of the course mirrors his artistic profile with an event structure which is highly entertaining. You will discover through looking at Picasso’s artistic techniques, how he thinks about creativity and the learning outcomes reflect this. The learning skills are uncomplicated but do enhance team skills and applying skills are easy to follow.
The Andy Warhol programme
The Andy Warhol programme offers the chance for clients to paint a very large self portrait in the style of Warhol's Marilyn Monroe portraits. In this programme you will explore the artistic profile of the artist with an event structure that involves working on a large scale.. The learning skills processes and applying skills are interesting and fun, with the learning outcomes reflecting a more progressive programme.
The Salvador Dali programme
The Salvador Dali programme is the most challenging as you would expect from such a surreal artist and can be seen by examining this artist's artistic profile. The event structure is demanding with learning skills and applying skills that challenge your creative boundaries, but it is rewarding. The learning outcomes reflect a programme geared for those who really want to be inspired.
