ArtWorks Together is an international competition, offering adults with Learning Disabilities and/or Autism the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents to the entire world to gain the recognition they deserve. Selected submissions were exhibited at Wentworth Woodhouse in South Yorkshire, a Grade I Listed Stately Home, as well as in an online 3D exhibition. Learn more about ArtWorks Together 2021 right here: https://www.artworkstogether.co.uk/exhibition

An introduction to what zines are and how to make them! Make sure to send us any pictures of your creations, we would love to see them!

Working in a collaborative space, a collection of artists produce abstract work through a process of self expression. Both in person and over video chat, these ongoing workshops encourage these individuals to develop their own artistic practises, by learning to embrace their own natural intuition. This short documentary was produced during the 2020 lockdown.

Altered Places was a month-long residency at Sidney + Matilda, showcasing the work of artists with physical and learning disabilities. Throughout their residency, the artists created a body of work exploring their chosen themes of movement, environment and light by responding to creative briefs set by Sheffield artists Christopher Jarratt, Joanna Whittle, Roanna Wells and Lea Torp Nielson. All artists involved in Altered Places are represented and supported by ArtWorks. ArtWorks is a not for profit organisation which provides creative opportunities, placements and help with artist development for adults with physical and learning disabilities. Supported by City of Ideas.

During a perfectly normal late-night shift, a caretaker is suddenly haunted by a mysterious apparition... Made by a collection of artist at our Soar Works Studios, in celebration of Halloween 2020.

In collabroation with Bloc Projects, We are Here showcases works by artists of ArtWorks. All the works featured are bright and vivid featuring neon and fluorescent colours. The artists involved felt these colours represented their positivity as a group and through using different mediums each artist has made a piece which is personal to them. Some pieces explore the natures of different materials and textures, whilst other express feelings or present challenges to the viewer. Thank you to Peter Martin for making this short film. www.petermartin.co.uk