With the theme of preventing Covid 19 through strengthening one's immune system, the artists drew different kinds of healthy food on a real plate- on a specially fabricated Capiz surface (a unique product of the Philippines) that was specially delivered to them by Grab. They used Pentel's Juice Paint Markers to be able to color their drawings as it complement the beautiful luster of the Capiz shell. The artists enjoyed a full hour of sharing their thoughts and feelings about staying strong in a time of Pandemic, creating art that is as colorful as their view that after all, it is still a wonderful world to live in! Know more about Best Buddies and visit www.facebook.com/BestBuddiesPhilippines or 
http://www.bestbuddiesphilippines.com/ 

The International Sensory Lab: Recorded Sessions brings together artists from across the globe, to learn, create, and participate in an exploration of sensory theatre. The course is led in partnership with Rose Bruford College’s Theatre for Young Audiences Research Centre. It marks the launch of Sensory Lab, an ongoing training and research partnership to explore Sensory Theatre Practice.

The sessions allow artists and practitioners to watch course content in their own time and at their own pace. They get to explore audience engagement, collaboration and the creative process, with speakers including Oily Cart’s current Artistic Director, Ellie Griffiths, Oily Cart co-founder Tim Webb, sensory engagement specialist Joanna Grace, sensory theatre company Frozen Light, and poet, songwriter and artist Miss Jacqui, among others.

​Visit https://oilycart.org.uk/product/international-sensory-lab-recorded-sessions/​ for details.