Join us at Left Bank on the second Wednesday of each month for a wholesome evening of craft and creation with local artist Rudy Graves.
This month's theme is: Art History
Overview
Our facilitator Rudy Graves (he/they) is a writer and outsider artist, with a practice in collage and textile art. He has a background in cut-and-paste zine making, and in 2025 he created and published “The Diana Tarot”, a hand collaged major arcana tarot deck. They love collaging with found materials from charity shops, car boot sales, magazines and books.
All materials and tools are provided for these events, but if you'd like to bring some of your own resources along please do!
Accsessibility information:
Left Bank has wheelchair access. There is a disabled toilet that is outside the building, which will be open during these sessions. There is one disabled parking space in front of the venue, please contact Left Bank directly to book by email at: hello@leftbankleeds.org.uk or by calling on: 0113 278 5822.
Who are Leeds LGBT Community Consortium?
Leeds LGBTQ+ Community Consortium (LLCC) hosts events at various locations across Leeds and online. With the help of partners and our community, we aim to support the reduction of social isolation, especially amongst older, unwell, disabled, or otherwise restricted members of the LGBTQIA+ community through facilitating intergenerational activities, events and information. We are passionate about enabling people to develop new interests, skills and become more connected with the community around them.
FAQ:
Can I come to this session if I’ve not been before?
Yes! Feel free to let the session facilitator know if you haven’t come along to one of our sessions in the past and they’ll be sure to make you feel welcome in the group!
Can I come to sessions if I’m not a member of the LGBT Community?
LLCC is proud to offer our sessions for free. This is possible due to the funding we receive, which is restricted exclusively to hosting LGBTQIA+ events and initiatives. Therefore our events are only open to people who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community.
Allies of the LGBTQ+ community are encouraged to promote our sessions to LGBTQ+ friends, service users and colleagues. This also means we cannot permit researchers or students to attend our events in a research capacity.
If you would like to see a video that shows the accessibility of this space, or if you have any questions please email us at lgbtqcc@gmail.com.
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