Author: cocreation

In the pause between swirling and waiting, Co:pitiam revealed how friction deepens presence and how simple gestures can become enduring memories.
What a cyanotype workshop with persons with cerebral palsy taught us about presence, patience, and the power of well-designed volunteering
In this powerful reflection, Muhammad Hidayat, a theatre practitioner and accessibility consultant, shares his journey as a vision-impaired artist navigating new creative mediums. Through his experience at our printmaking workshop, he discovered how adaptive tools and a collaborative environment could expand artistic possibilities beyond traditional expectations.
In her reflective piece Shahirah shares the moving stories of individuals who came together to redefine what inclusion in the arts can look like.
Let’s have a real conversation about creativity and safety in our classrooms, communities and studios. How can we as artists educators dedicate ourselves to creating safe spaces where trust and acceptance become the foundation of creativity.
Drawing inspiration from our signature workshop, ‘Photo Embroidery Storytelling with Stitches & Images,’ this workshop was a poignant exploration into inner child healing through the exquisite art of Photo Embroidery.
If you’re feeling exhausted and uninspired, know that you’re not alone. Many art educators experience this same struggle, especially when they’re pouring their energy into lesson planning, grading, and managing a classroom on top of their own creative pursuits. But there’s good news: taking time for creative rest can make all the difference.
Alternative photography is an exciting and innovative art form that can be a great learning opportunity for students in schools. With the guidance of knowledgeable facilitators, students can discover the creative and scientific aspects of this unique art form.
When we think of art, we often think of paintings, sculptures, and other objects that can be displayed in a museum or gallery. We don’t usually think of art as a tool for learning. At Co:Creation Workshop, we believe that art can be so much more than just a way to decorate our surroundings. We believe that art can be used to teach us about ourselves, our communities, and the world around us.