Make For Tomorrow is all about partnership. Check out the amazing organisations who are co-delivering with us
Hospital Rooms, Arts Over Borders + Cogapp
MONDAY 9TH NOVEMBER AT 11AM

Revealing images with Steve Macleod

For Steve Macleod’s Make Your Mark project, he has led a series of workshops leading participants through making pinhole cameras and photograms. Steve has a great knowledge of all forms of photography with a special fascination for the most primitive and direct ways of making photographic images.

Using nothing but milk cartons, foil and tape, attendees built cameras and took their own photos as well as making photograms too - a type of photo that doesn’t need a camera at all. For the festival, Steve will be developing some of those pictures live from his dark room and talking about his own approach to photography, you can watch the wonderful session above!
TUESDAY 10TH NOVEMBER AT 2PM

Constructed Reality Workshop with artist
Bindi Vora

In the last Tuesday afternoon slot of the programme, we are delighted to be creating a collage wonderland with Bindi Vora. You will need to download the image pack and print out ready for the workshop here.
You will also need: Stickers (round/square), Markers/Pens/Paint (any), Old newspapers, Glue and Scissors... Its a famtastic workshop that really re-ignited our passion for collage and a great way to start jouranlling in these testing times.... You can watch the session above!
WEDNESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER AT 11AM

Mememhmmmn (My ears. My eyes. My hands. My Mouth. My nose).
With Mark Titchner.

Mark Titchner has collaborated with service users at Sussex NHS Partnership Trust to create his project Mememhmmmn (My ears. My eyes. My hands. My Mouth. My nose).
Mark led a series of digital workshops that focused on the idea of self-portraiture and, in particular, how we experience the world through our senses. In each session participants were asked to make drawings of their ears, eyes, hands, mouth and noses and, to complement this, a short piece of writing that related to what they have drawn. The artworks created during these sessions have then been collated by Mark to create a collective self-portrait in the form of a printed publication. A digital version will be presented during the Make For Tomorrow Festival... Take a look at the finished artwork here.
THURSDAY 12TH NOVEMBER AT 11AM

Premier of Sophie Clements film 'A Better Day'

We are delighted to be launching 'A Better Day', a film made by Sophie Clements in collabroation with 50 service users from Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
Every frame in the animation has been hand drawn or painted, and every sound has been recorded by people at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The result is breathtaking and we can't wait for the screenings in the units and for everyone to see the results of their hard work.

THURSDAY 12TH NOVEMBER AT 2PM

Minnie Driver 'In Conversation' with
Miranda Sawyer
We spent the afternoon with the electric actor Minnie Driver and the very brilliant journalist and writer Miranda Sawyer. It was a lively, open and uplifting chat between two wonderful women who talked about lockdown, motherhood and wild sea swimming... Pop the kettle on and pull up a pew and watch above!
FRIDAY 13TH NOVEMBER AT 11AM

Lucy Wells (MYM Lead), Tim Shaw (Hospital Rooms), Julie Allen (SPFT) Discuss the making of 'A Better Day'

We will be discussing 'A Better Day' a film made by Sophie Clements in collabroation with 50 service users from Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. Every frame in the animation has been hand drawn or painted, and every sound has been recorded by people at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
FRIDAY 13TH NOVEMBER AT 1.30PM

Richard Wentworth
'In Conversation' with actor Rupert Friend, Julie Allen (SPFT) and Tim Shaw (Hospital Rooms)

The brilliant artist Richard Wentworth is working on a project for Make For Tomorrow and it's all about communication!
In a series of conversations with Sussex Partnership Trust inpatient service users and some of the team from our lovely partners at Hospital Rooms, they have covered all sorts of topics, including language, collaboration, play, photography and history. These conversations or 'dialogues' will serve as the basis for a live streamed discussion with Richard, the fabulous actor Rupert Friend and our very own visual artist and SPFT Art Therapist Julie Allan.

So come and listen in and join in, in this final event to the Make For Tomorrow Festival.
Make For Tomorrow is supported by Heads On with grants from the National Lottery through
Arts Council England and NHS Charities Together.