How do you see the world? How could you see the world?

Creativity is often framed as a skillset, as something ‘out there’ that has to be learnt. And, true enough, there are creativity skills, hacks, and methods that can be studied, practiced, and mastered.

But how do you know which skills or techniques you should choose to invest your time and money into?

Or what if you think that undertaking any sort of creative activity is useless because you’re just not talented in ‘that’ way?

The good news is that you’re wrong about that. We are all innately imaginative creatures, capable of tapping into our creative sides.

Creativity is not just a skillset or a talent. First and foremost, it is a mindset, a way of being in or experiencing the world.

Understand this mindset and you can start to recognize and nurture your own creativity, understand how to manifest it, and the conditions and actions you need to develop it.

Come along to this workshop and find out about the creative mindset, identify how the seeds of it are already at work within you, and map out how you can take action to grow them.

About your facilitator:

Meredith Lewis has over 30 years’ experience of working in the university, arts, and community sectors in Australia; her roles have included arts manager, project manager, workplace trainer, community centre manager, choreographer, events manager, and performer.

As a creative facilitator, mentor, and writer, she specialises in leading discussions, interventions, and workshops that help people to understand their creative identity, develop a creative process, and navigate their way through complex projects.

Meredith is focused on helping people to work in ways that are humane and generative of inspiration, learning, and resilience. She is particularly interested in helping people to reclaim confidence in their creativity, harness collective imagination, and develop capabilities in futures literacy, interdisciplinary and / or transdisciplinary work.