Artist talk: Art with ADHD

Art with ADHD is coming to the Grosvenor Museum on Tuesday 27 October, a free artist talk that puts ADHD and creative practice right at the centre. It's not a workshop or a class, but a talk — a chance to hear an artist talk through how ADHD shapes the way they work, and how it fits into the broader conversation about neurodiversity in art.

If you've ever wondered how a neurodivergent brain handles the actual process of making art — the focus, the distraction, the bursts of energy and the gaps in between — this is exactly where that gets unpacked. It's the kind of thing that's usually talked about in the abstract, but here it's coming from someone who lives it and works with it every day. Whether you're an artist yourself, someone who's always been curious about how ADHD affects the creative process, or just interested in the intersection of neurodiversity and art, there's plenty here to get stuck into.

It's held in the Grosvenor Museum, right here in Chester, so it's an easy one to drop into if you're around the city centre that afternoon. The talk starts at 2.30pm, and it's free to attend, so you don't need to worry about tickets or booking in advance — just turn up. If you're usually out and about in Chester on a Tuesday, it's a straightforward addition to the day.