Lewisham College recently hosted a unique art exhibition showcasing the distinctive work of its students from the Supported Learning Art and Design programme. The event celebrated the students' creative talents, featuring various pieces, including drawings, 3D, and photography.
The students used recycled materials in their pieces demonstrated their artistic techniques but also their environmental consciousness, truly incorporating the college's commitment to sustainability.
Their work was inspired by visits to the British Library and collaborations with local artists, is a testament to their artistic engagement and creativity within their community. This involvement not only enriched their artistic process but also uplifted the exhibition, making it well-received by the college community.
The initiative emphasised the importance of inclusion and the unifying power of art, allowing the students to stand proudly with their creations and highlighting their joy and enthusiasm. The exhibition served as a testament to the college's commitment to fostering inclusivity and creativity within its community, providing a platform for the diverse artistic expressions of its Supported Learning students and reinforcing its dedication to empowering all students.
To find out more about Supported Learning courses, visit lewisham.ac.uk/supported-learning.
