Here you will find images from our studio, work in progress and interviews with the artists.
We are a centre of excellence, proudly celebrating the talents and supporting adults living with severe epilepsy and learning difficulties.
ARTHOUSE Meath is a charitable social enterprise based at Meath Epilepsy Trust. ARTHOUSE Meath centre of excellence creates and exhibits artworks for sale in printmaking and paintings which celebrate the skills and talents of adults with learning disabilities, many of whom live with severe epilepsy and physical disabilities.
Millions of adults across Britain live with learning difficulties. Many feel the work they create is deemed of little value and often considered redundant.
ARTHOUSE Meath highly regards the skills and abilities of all its artists. The majority of ARTHOUSE Meath artists experience severe epilepsy. To reduce seizures for those living with epilepsy, it is important the brain is occupied, enthused and interested. This is part of the service we provide.
The freedom of expression and uninhibited creativity of the ARTHOUSE Meath artists makes for very desirable, engaging and honest artwork - as seen in 'outsider', 'raw' or 'native' art forms.
The work offers an insight of viewing the world differently, it has humour and warmth and will inspire us all.
We aim to give artists a sense of self-worth, and develop pride and confidence by showing the possibilities of what can be achieved.
100% of the profits go back into the charity for further development. Money from the work sold goes towards further project development and ARTHOUSE Meath artists all receive incentive payments.
Below is a selection of what we do.
The Arthouse Meath, Prints on Demand
London Eye, Group work
Brighton Pavillion III , Arthouse group Work
Brighton Pavillion II , Arthouse group Work
Blue View, Arthouse group work
Carousel, Arthouse group work
Two Owls, Arthouse group work
Branch Meet, Arthouse group work
Toucan, Arthouse group work
Stage Left, Arthouse group work
Bird with a Pink Chest, Arthouse group work
Pink Dog, Margaret Mace
Spotty Dog, Marjorie Doherty
Tamara's Budgie, Tamara Doerfel
White Birdcage, Helen Hankins
Lady's Best Friend, Helen Hankins
I'm a Birdy, Michelle Heath
Celebrities Carry Their Dogs.. Sarah Harbott
Kylie Rides Her Tiger, Mel Young and Karen Brown
I'd Eat These Fish, John Mitchell and Karen Brown
My Uncle John Wears Makeup! Maria Travis
Freedom, Maria Travis
Arthouse Products:
Notebooks
Brooches
The Meath celebrate talent regardless of differences -
Love art, love freedom, love purpose, LOVE ARTHOUSE
No comments:
Post a Comment