Corporate

CORPORATE GROUPS

Creative Team Building.

Dingle Art School wants you to create a team-building activity that enhances creativity, strengthens communication, and fosters collaboration—perfect for a company offsite on the beautiful Dingle peninsula. Experience the power of teamwork as your group creates a collective masterpiece, reinforcing company values and team spirit to create and deliver something a little different i.e. team building Art workshop.

Our bespoke experience delivers the impact to leave an inspiring impression.

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Older adults focus on painting on canvases in a classroom setting. They use paintbrushes and palettes filled with various colors. The room is filled with natural light, enhancing the creative atmosphere.

A realistic painting of a German Shepherd with a focused gaze. The dog has brown eyes, pointed ears, and a mix of black and tan fur. The background is a muted gray, enhancing the details of the dog's facial features.

Two women painting on a large canvas. The woman in the foreground has light hair in a bun and wears a black top and apron. The woman in the background has curly red hair and wears a yellow shirt and gray overalls. Both are focused on their work.

A group of people in aprons participate in a painting class. One person holds a paintbrush and a colorful palette, standing in front of an easel. Others observe and engage, with soft focus on their faces.

A person with curly hair and a white vest participates in a painting activity with another person. They are focused on a canvas. A quote on the image reads, "We are here to create something that we are all proud to be a part of".

Research has shown positive experiences are more productive.

Happiness fuels motivation and that energy spills out into everything one does. So why not make positivity a regular part of the corporate culture as they create lasting memories.

“Art collaboration is the sum of everybody. everybody’s attitudes, beliefs, behaviours, traditions, and skills, and everybody has a role to play in the creation of a piece of art.”

Here is how to get the teams pumped up about working together. The conversation from the get-go establishes a critical foundation because it gives a better understanding of what makes your co-workers think by letting them have a say in shaping a process that becomes meaningful to them. Hold onto the things that are good, then work together to fix what is broken. We want to establish a process that feels like it truly belongs to the people who create it.

An older woman guides a young woman painting at an easel. The older woman is wearing a light vest and sunglasses atop her curly hair. The younger woman has long dark hair and appears focused. Another young woman paints in the background.

CORPORATE CLASSES

Blueprint/Plan.

– Setting a vision for the project. (This gets everyone looking in the same direction so you can point all your arrows toward a singular goal, direction and holds each other accountable).

– Structure (Explain the elements by inviting a free-flowing discussion. Pick the intended painting from a choice of three by voting

– Content (Explain the Stages used by Dingle Art School)

– Discussion and Questions

After creating your masterpiece to take back to your place of work and display it for everyone to see. It will be a perfect reminder of the importance of communication, collaboration, and teamwork.