PAIGE DENHAM, is a visual artist and educator who creates joyful, accessible experiences that bring colour and creativity into everyday spaces.

Through bold murals, interactive workshops, and playful installations, her work invites people to reconnect with their imagination whether they consider themselves 'creative' or not.

Rooted in community, care and co-creation, Paige’s socially engaged practice transforms the mundane into something worth pausing for, adding joy to the street, the school hall, or the community centre.

She values variation, curiosity, and a ‘give it a go’ mentality. From public art to printmaking sessions, Paige designs experiences that feel welcoming, vibrant, and built for everyone.

Clients

Starting from 2020 Paige has been crafting artwork for public spaces as a socially engaged artist.

From vibrant murals to eye-catching flags, Paige skilfully works with colour and plays with pattern to develop designs that fulfil the clients needs.

Self managing budgets, Paige confidently works independently, or within small teams, to deliver large scale artwork that is either suitable for professional print or installed by painting directly onto walls.

If you would like to discuss a project you have in mind please email Hello@paigedenham.com with a brief description of your idea.

Artist Educator

Paige is a skilled artist educator who has been sharing creativity since 2020. With expertise in creating immersive learning experiences for both primary and secondary institutions, Paige has also worked extensively with SEN specialist sites. She provides PPA cover for schools and takes pleasure in modernising the national curriculum with a creatively stimulating approach.

Paige holds training in the Discover, Explore and Bronze levels of the Arts Award program.

Workshop Facilitator

Paige's background as a workshop facilitator is extensive and diverse. From engaging with children as young as 4 to working with the elderly in care home settings, she brings a wealth of experience. Paige is deeply passionate about encouraging creativity in everyone, irrespective of their skills, abilities, or access to the art world. She takes particular joy in sharing her practice with marginalised groups. Paige has undergone extensive formal training in areas such as working with individuals living with dementia, adults with learning disabilities, as well as safeguarding for both adults and children.

Mentor/ Speaker

Paige has regularly spoken as a guest lecturer at Loughborough University, delivering insightful and honest presentations on navigating life after university as part of their business module. This engaging talk has also been shared with students at other esteemed institutions, including Bournemouth University and New Designers.

Paige has served as a mentor on numerous occasions, providing guidance to individuals seeking advice on enhancing their personal creative practices.

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