Keda Richens is an artist, arts educator, teacher and researcher.
She also offers arts evaluation and consultancy skills.
Keda works both independently and with other artists and educators, combining their unique and varied skills to offer innovative, bespoke online and offline workshops, educational arts packages through the post, and arts and curriculum-based programmes to Primary and Secondary Schools, Colleges, Galleries, Families, Individuals, and Organisations who want to learn through and about the creative arts.
What We Do
Arts Practice Workshops
We are specialists and offer practical skills-based workshops in a wide range of Visual arts techniques, including Drawing, Photography, Live Art and Performance, Written Word, Textiles, Sculpture, Mixed media, and Video.
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Teaching Through Arts
We design and deliver bespoke arts-based teaching packages and workshops covering a wide range of diverse topics including KS1-5 Maths, English, Politics, Science and PHSE, Gender, Local History, Black History, Civil Rights, Civic Participation, Equity, Art and Cultural History.
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Artistic Practice, Research & Evaluation Projects
Our gallery showcases Keda’s individual Arts practice. We also post information about Social Action Projects, Collaborative and Individual Projects and Exhibitions, and consultancy and evaluation work.
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Blog
Keda and collaborators share stories, details about their creative practices, project information and relevant articles around the arts and cultural education.
Examples of Past projects
Consultation and Final Evaluative Report for London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Cultural Education Partnership.
Keda leading the module ‘Thriving in Cultural London’ for 1st year King’s College London BA Dentistry students. Across a number of democratic cultural sites in Central London we engaged in writing, sketching, dancing and a range of other conceptual challenges and tasks.
Arts-based research with Young people around Civic and Political Participation with the University of Exeter. The workshops and methodology has been adapted into a learning resource for use in schools and colleges across the South West of the UK.