Life drawing for the soul.
We’re thrilled to be delivering Bare Life Drawing’s life drawing hour at this year’s KataKata Freedom Festival.
The KataKata Festival is an inclusive, accessible community event in Brixton, South London celebrating disabled and neuro-divergent creatives through live music, workshops and a host of local vendors. The festival is hosted by KataKata, a Black-owned community hub passionate about advocating for inclusive, joyous spaces for the Disabled and Neuro-divergent Community.
The one-day event runs from 2 - 11 pm
THE PEACEFUL CHAPTER, 2 - 5pm: A quieter, less busy part of the day with limited tickets and including relaxed creative workshops and acoustic artists. Catered towards who prefer quieter spaces and relaxing environments.
THE PARTY CHAPTER, 5 - 11pm: Live performances from local artists, more creative workshops and speakers building up to party vibes, including DJ's and a silent disco.
The life drawing hour occurs at the start of The Party Chapter, with all levels of ability and accessibility needs welcome.
Drawing materials, paper and boards are provided, but feel free to bring your own.
All ages are welcome. The model will be semi-clothed.
A BSL interpreter will be available on the day.