Arteast
Arteast is a visual arts enterprise which provides opportunities for people with learning disabilities to participate and train in the arts.
We undertake a range of commissions from organisations and institutions.
Group members work together with professional artists at the Bromley by Bow Centre to deliver merchandising, shop window displays, t-shirt designs, banners, bags and public art.
The enterprise supports participants to learn key skills required to run the business, including basic drawing and painting skills, printmaking and graphic techniques, creating written material and graphic designs.
Read the Jane's story, one of the Arteast artists.
Visit Arteast's Myspace page.
To commission work from Arteast, please contact Frank Creber, the lead artist on the project. If you yourself or a member of your family would like to join the group, please contact Dave Boice, Adult Care Development Manager at the Centre, on 020 8709 9841.
Arteast is generously supported by Bank of America as part of its support for the Centre's Communiversity Programme.
Arteast is also supported by the Map Squad and the Tower Project. We also think the Bubble Club are brilliant!
Some of our work from the past year
| We celebrated being chosen as the first occupants of the community window at Canary Wharf with a massive King Kong installation. |  |
| We'd already done a similiar commission for a bike shop, making a shark out of bicycle parts. |  |
| We produced T-shirts for the Bubble Club and sold them on the night. |  |
| And we made 60 themed banners for the Bubble Club too. |  |
| And we had an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. And the Rhythym Factory in Whitechapel. And the Brady Arts Centre too. |  |
