Creativity and Art Scholarships at The Learning Connexion

If you're looking to study a creativity and art programme in 2020, but finances are holding you back, we might be able to help.

Graduate Profile: Todd Sheridan

By delving deeply into the work of traditional carvers and artists, I understand more about how they lived, what they thought, and the messages they left behind.

Michaela Stoneman - Print making Resources

Michaela Stoneman is a talented printmaker making a name for herself from the small rural town of Patea.

Scholarship Applications for 2016 are open!

Every year The Learning Connexion offers scholarships to prospective students interested in our Art and Creativity programmes.Courtney Jamieson first visited our campus with a friend who was studying

Copyright for Artists

The Learning Connexion School of Creativity and Art brings together a panel of speakers to talk about copyright, creative commons and how it affects artists and art students.

Shooting the Stars

How to make money with art?

A ten point guide from TLC's Managing Director Jonathan Milne on getting your art career established.

How to change the game

There seems to be a belief that science and technology will save our economy while art is an expensive luxury. This is a mistake, says TLC managing director Jonathan Milne.

'How to meet girls from a distance' and the Learning Connexion

Between 60 and 98% of people think they have an above-average sense of humour, which is funny. We can only speculate on how many of these people could make a hilarious movie.

A Colourful World

Sue Lund has been addicted to art, painting and creating for most of her adult life.

Where has all the meaning gone?

Can we build education in which money is a by-product of meaning rather than the object of meaning?

Glass Blowing with Keith Grinter

We hear from Learning Connexion Tutor Keith Grinter about his passion for glass blowing and weekend glass blowing class.