Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, 20 August 2012

Makey Makey!

We are running a series of craft workshops for adults at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
every Saturday from the 29th of September. we sure are looking forward to them.
They should be a lot of fun, Hope some of you can make it!

Sunday, 29 July 2012

Workshops in Worthing!



We will be running some workhops based on old Sussex Folklore including the
Knucker Dragon and the Midsummer Oak tree at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
during August. The activities we will be covering are: shadow puppets, mobiles, masks
and 3D paper dioramas.

They should be a lot of fun, we hope some of you can make it!

P.S. These will be our first ever workshops so we are equally nervous and excited!



Thursday, 28 June 2012

Northampton Museum: 'Telling Tales' on now!

The thing that has probably taken up the most of our time recently is producing all the work for what is probably our biggest exhibition yet.

Its on at Northampton Museum and Art Gallery from the 9th June to the 5th August.

A brief description:

Models, papercut pictures and embellished photographs combine to tell the story of a missing Prince lost deep in mysterious woods. Inspired by the rich variety of local tales and legends associated with Northamptonshire.

Most of the work in the show is for sale, and there is something to suit all budgets.

Entry to the Museum is free, its a fun and family oriented venue so if you are in the area its well worth checking out (or even if you are not!)




We wrote the story the exhibition is based around ourselves by selecting our  favourite elements from various Northamptonshire Folklore and Legends and then wrote a new story linking them all.
It was a lot of fun to do, but really hard to edit down, our original story was waaay too long!






It was a lot of work but the exhibition looks really good, and we're really please with it.
I even got photographed for the Northamton Chronicle, now theres a claim to fame!

We hope some of you can make it down there!



P.S. One of my Sleepy rabbits had a little adventure before the exhibition began.
You can find out what he got upto here: