THE CRAFT ROOM

Design and Run

Your First Creative

Workshop

APPLY

5 WEEKS

Program duration

ONLINE

Live Sessions

Mid September 2026

Start date

€1,000

Full programme fee

Three participants

Small group

English

Programme language

A creative practice can be shared in
more ways than one.

Creative practice is not only expressed through the objects we make. It can also be shared through experiences that invite others into our ways of thinking, making, and seeing.

THE PROGRAMME

Many makers reach a point where they want to share more than finished work.

A workshop offers another way of sharing a creative practice. It allows knowledge, techniques, stories, and ways of working to be experienced directly.

Five weeks. One workshop.
Developed from your own practice.

How it works

2. Share the experience

Develop the structure, consider the practical details, and create a workshop that feels true to your practice.

3. Prepare to deliver

Bring everything together into a complete workshop ready to deliver.

1. Develop the idea

Define what you want to share and what you want participants to experience.

WHO IT IS FOR

For artists, designers and makers with an established creative practice who would like to begin running workshops.

Participants may have demonstrated their work, hosted informal sessions, or thought about teaching for some time, but have not yet developed a workshop they feel ready to offer publicly.

By the end of five weeks

You will have developed a workshop that reflects your own practice and is ready to deliver.

PURPOSE

STRUCTURE

PRACTICALITIES

DELIVERY

THE DETAILS

Duration



Fee


Five weeks

Format



Online

Sessions


One live session each week


Session length


Group


Language


Start date

Two hours


Three participants


English


Mid September 2026


€1,000


Alice Bednarova

led by

Senior producer, designer and creative facilitator.

Alice Bednarova is a senior producer, designer, and creative facilitator with more than a decade of experience developing learning and engagement programmes with artists, designers, and cultural institutions.

Her work has included projects with the Victoria and Albert Museum, Tate, and the National Gallery. Today she works independently, supporting creative practitioners in developing thoughtful ways of engaging audiences through workshops, learning experiences, and participatory projects.

Aplications

Because the programme is limited to three participants, applications are reviewed individually.

Selected applicants will be invited to a conversation before places are confirmed.


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