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Doncaster artist sees passion for stained glass art as a window to mental wellbeing

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By Mrinalini Singh
| shefnews.co.uk
Leanda Howard, from Doncaster, was 17 when she discovered her passion for stained- glass art. She exhibits her work at art markets to reach a wider audience and share her creativity with others. She said: “For me, it’s about passion. This is what works for me. “This is my escape. It’s all about mental health for me.” Leanda expressed concerns about the growing impact of artificial intelligence on the creative industry. “Be aware that AI is everywhere and is affecting the art market.
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Doncaster Art market creates space for artists to showcase their talent

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By Mrinalini Singh
| shefnews.co.uk
Doncaster Art Market took place on Saturday, 16 May at the Doncaster Corn Exchange. Rebecca Feneley and Andy Shaw, co-organisers of the art market, said: “A lot of artists are naturally introverts. “Art can be an incredible tool for mental health, but it can also be very isolating.
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Pup- up cafe has yet again aced an event in Sheffield this weekend

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By Mrinalini Singh
| shefnews.co.uk
What started as an idea to create a dog -friendly social space, has now grown into a community of pet owners across the UK. The pup-cafe was launched eight years ago by Marcus Ackford, Exeter, with an aim to create a space people could spend quality time with their family and dogs. The pup-up cafe recently hosted an event in Sheffield on the 16th of May. Ellie Wallace, the event manager at the pup- up cafe, said: “Our event went really well and we had a really good turnout of human and dogs.
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