OUR VISION
A society where the most marginalised groups are welcome and truly belong. A civilisation's heritage is represented in museums and galleries where art and artefacts embody profound social ideas that are accessible and belong to all.
OUR MISSION
Outside In Pathways creates programmes for adults, families with children with disabilities and school leavers with autism, to access the culture and heritage displayed in London's museums, galleries, religious and royal palaces. We design and deliver ongoing arts workshops offering unique social opportunities at 37 partner venues in London to promote access and inclusion.
We work with artists, composers and film makers already successful in their respective fields. The arts and heritage based projects offer unique social opportunities to some of our most marginalised groups.
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The paintings displayed are by Alice, a local artist, who is a member of the charity Outside in Pathways. OIP gives people with physical and learning disabilities opportunities to engage with art and heritage. Alice has created these artworks in online sessions, guided by artist Shelly Wain.
Alice, Shelly and Outside in Pathways are very grateful to Tooting Library for giving us this opportunity.
and discover the wonderful animations created by our Thursday group.
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Browse through our collections of items designed by the participants in our projects.
All proceeds go towards funding future projects with the Outside In Pathways groups
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