About this Event
Where does an idea come from before you know you've had it?
Why can the thing we most want to make be the thing we most avoid?
Is creative block a failure, or is it trying to tell us something?
What would it take to call yourself an artist?
Drawing on psychology, philosophy and neuroscience, this interactive workshop explores these questions together, and what they might mean for your own creative life.
Hi! I'm Charlie, I teach Arts & Sciences at the London Interdisciplinary School and Psychology of Creativity at Catalyst Art Institute in Berlin, and I'm a trainee psychotherapist and songwriter.
I'm fascinated by artists & how they create, and what we can learn and bring into our own creativity. This is a course for people who think about what and why we make things.
In this workshop, we'll explore:
- What creativity actually is
- The emotional, neurological and social forces that shape how we create.
- psychological and philosophical framworks and theories to understand human creativity.
- Why we get stuck, and how to move through creative block
- Practical ways to build a more creative life
FULL DAY WORKSHOP
Saturday 28th November 10am–4pm
East/North London (room confirmed upon booking)
Small group, max 12
For anyone who wants to look closely at their own creativity, whether you're a working artist, a beginner, or somewhere in between.
Expect a mix of ideas, conversation, & reflection exercises.
No prior experience needed.
Bring a pen, paper and an open mind.
Contact 07879999661 or [email protected] for more info.
https://www.charliehearl.co.uk/
https://catalyst-berlin.com/development/course/psychology-creativity-4week
Event venue & nearby stays
Hoxton Street, Hoxton Street, London, United Kingdom
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