Our programmes evolve through creative practice and radiate out to awareness raising in the cultural and care sectors – promoting more diverse representation of neurodiverse artists and makers, and those who care for them.
“They have a theory of artistic practice as a process - it’s a modern, contemporary approach. For them the process of producing art is meaningful - they’re interested in how their artists can best support the production process."
Matt Williams, Three Guineas Trust
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