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By Rosettaarts.org / 14 February 2008

Rosetta Art Centre

An alternative art centre where the ethos is to support and develop individuals in creative and artistic fields.

Rosetta Art Centre offers a range of courses in different mediums

Rosetta Art Centre is a non profit organisation aided and supported by NewCEYS (Newham Community Education and Youth Services).

Rosetta Art Centre formaly known as Rosetta Studio Workshops was formed in 1992 by ex university lecturer Yvonne Humble at Rosetta Junior School, Canning Town. In 1995 due to the increase of students, Rosetta moved to it's current location, Hamilton Road Centre in West Ham, Stratford.

The centre offers City and Guilds courses in Water colour, Oil painting, Textiles, Ceramics and AS/A Level in Photography Art and Design.

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