Triangle Arts Trust - UK www.trianglearts.org KmO - Bolivia www.bolivianet.com/km0 Thapong – Botswana www.artshost.org/thapong Batiscafo - Cuba www.artcuba.com/sitios/batiscaf Khoj – India www.khojworkshop.org Kuona – Kenya www.kuonatrust.org Tulipamwe –Namibia www.artshost.org/tulipamwe Bag Factory - South Africa (JHB) www.bagfactoryart.org.za Greatmore Studios – S A (CT) www.greatmoreart.org Caribbean Contemporary Arts (Big River Workshop) – Trinidad www.cca7.org Ngoma - Uganda www.artshost.org/ngoma Gasworks – UK www.gasworks.org.uk Braziers - UK www.braziersworkshop.org Triangle - USA www.triangleworkshop.org La Llama -Venezuela www.lallama.org Burragorang - Australia www.burragorang.org Britto Arts Trust - Bangladesh www.brittoarts.org Wasla Workshop - Egypt www.wasla.net Triangle Studios - France www.lafriche.org/triangle Rafiki Arts Trust - Tanzania www.artshost.org/rafiki Insaka Workshop - Zambia www.artshost.org/insaka Rockston Studios - Zambia www.rockstonart.org Aftershave Workshop - Nigeria www.aftershaveworkshop.org Surprise - Zimbabwe www.surpriseartcentre.org Batapata Workshop - Zimbabwe www.artshost.org/batapata Wasla Workshop - Egypt www.artshost.org/wasla pArtage Workshop - Mauritius www.artshost.org/partage Sansa Workshop - Ghana www.artshost.org/sansa

Triangle Arts Trust was founded by sculptor Sir Anthony Caro and Robert Loder in 1982. It is a registered charity in the United Kingdom. The Trust initiates and facilitates an international network of artists workshops, residencies and studio buildings, which enables artists to work together in order to exchange ideas and practice. Workshop open days, residency open studios and exhibitions give audiences an opportunity to see a wide range of international art works and gain insights into the processes of art making. The first Triangle workshop took place in New York in 1982. It brought together a group of artists from a variety of countries and backgrounds for two weeks to focus together on the process of making art. The intense experience of the workshop was such a major influence on the creative development of the participating artists that many of them initiated workshops in their own countries. The first of such developments was the Thupelo Workshop established by Bill Ainslie and David Koloane in South Africa in 1985. Greatmore Studios and the Thupelo workshops form part of the Triangle Network. Today, the network comprises over 3000 artists worldwide who have participated in over 130 workshops in 37 countries since the establishment of the Trust in 1982. Artists in the network benefit from exchange visits, residencies and access to information. Bill Ainslie David Koloane Rober Loder For information on upcoming workshops, please see our information page   back to top