Art created during our Pop star and Eurovision theme week during the art session. A very chill group runs every Wednesday evening. If you are free and would like to have a try at something creative, please come along. It's a really supportive space and relaxing. Our creatives produced four very different pieces, personal to them.

Another awesome topic this week, chosen by our creatives, exploring popstars and lining up with the Eurovision in this week's calendar. Lots of ways to explore music or even Switzerland. It will be interesting to see where this goes. There's always the option to work on your own material if you don't resonate with a topic. It's your time to chill!

Completed artwork displayed from our Flowers and Floral Design session that captured the imaginations of many of our group members. What do you think?

Kevin Daws interviews Silent Triumphs author Keith Lakeman for Deaf Awareness Week.

Flowers or Floral Designs is our topic in art, a journey of discovery, where our creatives will take us with this theme. Some may choose to look at traditional flowers. Which are their favourites? While others may go along the fantasy route or something with a twist...

My Calm Space - Mental Health - Finished artwork - Awesome finished pieces of art completed during our art session last week taking us away from chaotic lives into bliss, perfect evening

Some May themed quotes to start the month with "As full of spirit as the month of May, and as gorgeous as the sun in Midsummer." - William Shakespeare 

Sarah Morris, who leads the Art Group for All 4 Inclusion, chose April's member of the month - Barbara Hulme. An active member of our online community and attends many of our meetings also. Awesome artist!

Creating a calm place to escape in Artwork tonight is where we are headed, so important for all of us. A lot of inspiration, but it's up to everyone to decide where their calm space is and take it from there...

A great art session a lot of artworks produced In Under the Sea or All Washed Up. A lot of discussion around memories and the pollution in the seas, which shows in some of the artwork

Wow, how cringy is it that I am referring to myself as "The Man". Firstly, whilst factual it may not be the most inclusive phrase, but mostly you should never refer to yourself as "The Man". There is a story behind each team member from my perspective.

The fascination leads many of us to visit the shore of our landlocked island, or read or watch mysteries, or have a thirst for the creatures that live in the deep. Do mermaids exist? Was there a lost city of Atlantis? So many questions. Beachcombing and rock pooling are also great pastimes when visiting the coast. A fascination for collecting and recycling/upcycling, or treasure seeking, is a must. So much inspiration for art this evening!

Many different types of art were produced during our Easter themed Art week, including, butter sculpting and Easter bonnets, as well as some awesome animals. Lots of imagination and sharing the importance of having friends/groups online during holidays, to combat loneliness.

Easter & Animals - this time of year it's good to have an activity on the go, not everyone has family or friends around so this is a way to get involved and be creative. A list of inspiration is added to help if you get stuck for creative ideas.

Fantastic selection of the art created by our artists last week, who worked on Portraits of Disabled Artists.

First up is Scott Whitney, All 4 Inclusion founder. What questions do you have for Scott - ask in the comments and he will try his best to answer them.

This week, we look into Portraits of Disabled Artists. Creativity is channelled through the arts and there are so many vibrant artists!

Art is going to be exciting; 'Explore City or Country Scapes'. Time to think of places we enjoyed or dream of ... Imaginations run free!

Artwork created during the 'Expression of You (Mental Health)' session and how our group interpreted and reflected on this.

Nominations open for the 2025 edition of the All 4 Inclusion Awards on March 1st.