HSoA is Excited to be Welcoming You Back Soon!

HSoA Daily Creative Challenge

Let your imagination out to play!

Here at HSoA our aim, as ever, is to support our community by keeping our staff and students safe, healthy and happy. As a community art education school we are committed to delivering art studio based teaching.

During the Covid19 closure our aim is to continue to provide a creative outlet. Please take part in the GetCreativeHSoA daily challenge.

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Donations

We are proud to be the oldest, non profit, art-making and learning centre in North London.

When you consider which charities you will be supporting next, please consider HSoA. The support of our patrons, benefactors and donors enables us to extend our offering by creating new art based cultures, delivering inspiring learning and strengthening our community.

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Learn with HSoA

The HSoA team is driven by a shared vision to create an inclusive, supportive and inspirational environment where each and every student is free to explore, develop and realise their individual artistic voice.

SEE CLASSES & COURSES

Medical Art Society Annual Exhibition at HSOA

5 Aug - 27 Sep, 2020

At the HSoA Gallery

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Artist Event

Verrocchio Art Centre Painting & Sculpture Workshops with HSoA in Tuscany

12:00am 27 Jul, 2020 - 11:59pm 5 Aug, 2020

Icons of contemporary art

As the school celebrated its 70th Anniversary year, British abstract painters Frank Bowling RA OBE and Alan Gouk became our first artist patrons since Henry Moore in 1947. In 2019, sculptor Francisco Gazitua joined us and we are now delighted to welcome Sumatra-born artist Dolorosa Sinaga.

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COVID-SECURE GUIDELINES

COVID-SECURE GUIDELINES

OUR AIM

Our aim is to make your experience at HSoA as safe, relaxed and enjoyable as possible. We would like you to be confident that every effort has been made to create a COVID-Secure environment. Although nothing is risk-free, the health and safety of our students, staff and guests remains of paramount importance and, as restrictions begin to ease, we will be closely monitoring our measures to safeguard our community. To help protect us all we have developed some guidelines to explain the new safety and social measures that will be in place on your return.