Magic Lantern (charity)

[18] One of Magic Lantern's former workshop leaders was curator, author, editor, and educationist Ingrid Beazley.

[20][21]On 16 June 2013 Magic Lantern ran pop-up family workshops in London's Trafalgar Square as part of Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year.

[23] In 2016 Magic Lantern ran a series of sessions for children in the paediatric ward of the Harley Street Clinic on the subject of "Feelings.

[26] As of September 2022 the charity has 10 workshop leaders and six trustees[2] and operates in Devon, Essex, Gloucestershire, Greater London, Herefordshire, Kent, Northumberland, Oxfordshire, Surrey, Tyne and Wear, Worcestershire and Cyprus.

In 2013 William Vaughan, Professor Emeritus of History of Art, Birkbeck College, London, became Magic Lantern's first patron.

Official logo designed by Jake Tilson
Magic Lantern team member, Helen Anderson, running an interactive art history workshop in Reigate, April 2016. Reported by Reigate Arts Society. http://www.reigatedfas.org.uk/OtherActivities/YoungArts.aspx
Magic Lantern workshop leader, Helen Anderson, leads a workshop on Pop Art for a year 1 class in Albion Primary School, London Borough of Southwark http://www.albionprimaryschool.co.uk/class-news/tangerine/the-magic-lantern-art-workshop
Children from Rosary RC Primary School, LEA Camden, pose as the Discobolus during a Magic Lantern workshop on Ancient Greece. Reported in First News 15–21 December 2017. [ 22 ]