Artistic Anatomy FULLY BOOKED
16:00-19:00, Room 214, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Jeremy Radvan: open to all staff and students
For full information and booking please go to eventbrite
A practical workshop in artistic anatomy where participants will create their own drawings from a life model.
Drawing Space FULLY BOOKED
13:00-16:00, Grand Parade Gallery
Facilitated by Phil Tyler: open to staff, students and members of the public
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This practical workshop explores perspective and will guide the attendees through a basic understanding of perspective, applied to the seen world.
Drawing Type FULLY BOOKED
11:00-12:00, Room 254, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Karen Morgan: open to all staff and students
For full information and booking please go to eventbrite
By drawing type participants will get to look closely at type forms away from a computer and without worrying about the written word.
Drawing Commentary in the Gallery, working live
10:00-12:00, Grand Parade Gallery
Facilitated by Jules Findley: open to all visitors of the exhibition
No booking required
In this live drawing workshop Jules will create a large rough drawing in the gallery, and provide commentary on the progress and subject. Visitors are invited to interact by asking questions and can participate by creating their own drawing. The session will close with a brief discussion considering the works created by participants.
Women and domesticity – What’s Your Perspective?
14:00-16:00, Room G5, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Vanessa Marr: open to all staff and students
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A practical workshop developing intuitive drawing-focused responses to Vanessa’s collaborative research project, which explores the relationship between women and domesticity through an open call for perspectives and experiences to be embroidered upon a duster.
Drawing with Wire
14:00-16:00, Room 204, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Sally Colledge: open to all staff and students
For full information and booking please go to eventbrite
Draw with wire and learn to describe shapes and textures using line. Please bring a three-dimensional object and a soft pencil to the workshop, where you will use a series of drawing processes to represent the object in two and three dimensions
Mapping Space: The Gestalt Fantasy Island Workshop
10:00-12:30, Room M2, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Tony Haase: open to all staff and students
For full information and booking please go to eventbrite
Mapping Space is a collective drawing exercise, where a group communally make a very large fantasy map of an imaginary island, peninsula or continent.
Workshop exploring screen-printing using the direct pressure of the hand
10:00–13:30, Cafe Foyer, Ground Floor, Grand Parade
Facilitated by Beth Salter and Gavin Ambrose
No booking required
Participants will include Grace Eyre and Level 6 Graphics and Illustration students; the session is also open to visitors to the exhibition and passersby.
Participants are asked to ‘react’ to the printing surface using mark making to articulate and express themselves. The process of screen-printing has a meditative quality, it is tactile by its very nature, allowing participants time to reflect and immerse themselves in the act of ‘drawing’.
