Individual guidance at an Artivian workshop at Burghley House.
No art experience neededMaterials includedDelivered at your venueLondon & UK-wide
Two audiences. A shared experience.
A workshop that fits your campus community.
Choose a change of pace for colleagues or a welcoming activity for students. We shape the workshop around your group, space and event, with clear guidance from artist-tutor Jurga Vilimaite.
For HR, departments & staff organisers
Time to create. Space to reconnect.
Give colleagues something to share beyond meetings and deadlines. A guided art workshop makes room for conversation, curiosity and the pleasure of trying something together.
Departmental away days and team socials
Staff wellbeing and appreciation events
Academic and professional services teams
Explore a 60-minute session, a longer workshop or a half-day experience. Duration and capacity are confirmed in your quote.
Help students meet through a shared activity, with no artistic experience expected. Choose a relaxed introduction to ink or watercolour for a campus event or a programme across the term.
Welcome and student community events
Study breaks and wellbeing programmes
Halls, international and postgraduate groups
Start with a 60- or 90-minute painting session. Group bookings are arranged with your university, Students’ Union or organising team.
Discover Japanese ink painting through expressive brushstrokes and simple forms. Follow a demonstration, explore the materials and develop your own piece.
02 / COLOUR
Watercolour
Try washes, colour mixing and a guided painting exercise. A welcoming choice for mixed-ability groups, with space for each person’s interpretation.
03 / REPAIR
Modern Kintsugi
Explore a contemporary approach inspired by Japanese ceramic repair, creating visible golden seams. Ask us about the right duration, materials and room arrangements for your group.
An Artivian workshop with Daiichi Sankyo.
Thoughtfully delivered
We bring the workshop. You bring your people.
We provide the tutor, workshop materials and guided activities, with setup and clean-down support. You provide a suitable room, tables and chairs.
We agree the layout, access, setup time and any workshop-specific requirements in advance. Relevant risk assessments and safety documents can be supplied for your event planning.
Tell us about access requirements early so we can discuss suitable arrangements.
From idea to campus event
Simple to plan.
1. Send your brief
Tell us your audience, preferred date, campus, group size, budget and workshop interest.
2. Receive a clear quote
We confirm availability, duration, capacity, materials, room needs and the total group fee.
3. Agree the details
We finalise your booking, payment arrangements and delivery plan. Ask about a one-off session or a series.
Useful to know.
Do participants need any experience?
No. The sessions are designed for beginners and mixed-ability groups, with demonstrations and guidance throughout.
How many people can take part?
Capacity depends on the activity, duration, room and staffing. Share your expected numbers and we will recommend a suitable format, including repeat sessions where helpful.
What will the workshop cost?
We quote for your group and chosen format. Your proposal sets out the total fee, inclusions and any travel or other charges. Let us know your budget when you enquire.
Can a university fund the student session?
Yes. The workshop can be booked by a university, Students’ Union or organising team. You decide how attendance is offered to your students.
Can you work with our purchase-order process?
Tell us your supplier registration, purchase-order and invoicing requirements when you enquire. Payment and confirmation arrangements are agreed in your proposal.
Start with your group
Let’s make something worth coming together for.
Send your preferred date, university, campus, audience and approximate numbers. We will recommend a workshop and prepare a clear quotation.
