Episode 4

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Published on:

1st Jul 2024

The Intersection of Creativity and Healing, with David Washington

Welcome to first episode in the Summer Series, with Liverpool-based artist and educator, David Washington (@davidwashington.art)

Key discussion points:

  • The opportunities and challenges of working in education as a Creative
  • The messy-ness of parenting and the joy of being creative as a family
  • The therapeutic power of artistic expression as a means of navigating grief

Thank you for listening!

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The Muse of Intuition

The Artist's Way

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Lucy Colgan

Lucy's career spanning two decades has seen her excel as a versatile freelance artist, project manager, and director within the dynamic world of the creative industry. Armed with a PGCE in Drama and Performing Arts and a Professional Diploma in Dance from Trinity Laban, she effortlessly imparts her boundless energy and expertise to budding talents. Lucy crafts bespoke training sessions for educators and non-specialists working across various educational sectors and community platforms. Currently holding the position of Head of Dance and Drama at a leading independent school in Derbyshire, Lucy continues to inspire and empower the next generation of artistic trailblazers.