Sarah Goudie
expanding drawing practices
to make and unmake
through bilateral, blind, touch
& movement approaches
Venue: General Office Gallery, Stourbridge
September Saturday 26th 10-1pm Morning
November Saturday 28th 2-5 pm. Afternoon
These longer workshops take the place of the large scale drawing workshops that have run successfully
for many years.
They will enable us to dig deeper into themes of grounding, attuning and harmonising through the space and practice of drawing.
This longer offer continues to be founded on the sympathetic principles of Guided Drawing and we work with embodied, non critical approaches nurturing process,
journeying and creative inclusion.
Outcomes include:
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a liberating sense of embodied, touch led practice
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reflective space to create together and alone
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a series of exercises to expand an internal space of response
A small group of up to six attendees, we work with table and floor based exercises, solo and collaboratively. We - focus on a journeying approach and ease gradually from restriction to ease, small to large, table to wall.
We work with dry and wet materials and explore various drawing implements - moving gradually towards an
expanded space of constructing and deconstructing.
These are nurturing workshops developing strength out of our creatively vulnerable selves.
COST: £55.00 including all materials/refreshments
(Includes booking fee)
There is one supported space @ £20.00
Please contact me to book this place - no questions asked.
sarahgoudiestudio@gmail.com or call / text 07765 288644




'...a nurturing, nourishing space - thank you'
'liberating...'
"... many thanks for a really enjoyable and thought provoking workshop yesterday. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it’s given me a real boost."
'It was so lovely to engage with the tasks
at that scale...'
“Thank you so much for such a beautifully held session. It is feeling transformative in a somatic personal sense and also in bringing me back to creative practice.“
“This has been a wonderful, more than I imagined! Thank you so much.”
























