Elizabeth Kane is a visual artist and creative producer with over 20 years' experience working with children (Reception to Year 13), young people, families, and adults who need a little encouragement to explore their creativity.
Her practice blends drawing, painting, collage, and creative walks to build confidence, spark joy, and help people connect with the places around them. Whether it's a one-off workshop or a longer-term project, Elizabeth's sessions are all about creative risk-taking, self-expression, and finding your voice.
She's delivered creative sessions across the North East with Gateshead Council (Riverside Routes, Art Diamonds, Emerald Explorers, Lockdown Live), South Tyneside Libraries, Sunderland Culture, Gentoo, Jarrow Hall, Helix Arts, and more.
Elizabeth won the inaugural Chris Drinkwater Award for her creative health project with South Tyneside Council and Dunn Street Primary in Jarrow, and has held roles at Helix Arts, The Customs House, Tyne & Wear Archives and Museums, and BALTIC.
She is a member of NEATEN and Artists Union England.
