Tour Pyramid's accessible art studio for artists with learning disabilities and/or autism during Creativity and Wellbeing Week.

This one-hour tour is a chance to see Pyramid's studio facilities, meet our Creative Programme Coordinator to learn more about our open studio project, Finding the Flex, and meet some of the artists we support who will be working in the studio. There will also be a pop-up library for a chance to look through our archive and learn about past projects Pyramid has been a part of.

This is a free tour, open to anyone interested in learning more about inclusive arts and the importance of making arts and culture accessible.

We're running two tours on the day, please select a free ticket to book your spot:

Morning Tour: 11-12pm

Afternoon Tour: 1-2pm

For access information for Pyramid Studio, please see our guide: Pyramid-Studio-Unit-3-access-information-easy-read.pdf

About Pyramid
Pyramid is a Leeds-based arts organisation which invests in people with a learning disability, autism, or both, through the discovery, development and disruption of the arts.

Our goal is to help people to discover the arts, and to develop their talents to become world-class artists. We disrupt the social and institutional barriers that prevent them from being recognised, supported and celebrated. We do this through collaborative art groups, including a programme for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, as well as providing one-on-one creative support and professional development opportunities.

About Finding The Flex
Finding The Flex project is a feasibility study for providing a flexible, supported, open arts studio for artists with learning disabilities, autism, or both. The project is delivered in collaboration with the University of Leeds School of Fine Art, History of Art & Cultural Studies and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). It is linked with the Irregular Art Schools research project.

The aim of the project is to test models for more flexible support and support plans for people with learning disabilities and/or autism, bringing a potential improvement to the way in which people are supported to access different activities in the future.