The ‘Sensing Culture – The Mark of the Maker’ exhibition is still on show in the Front Room Gallery at The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, Canterbury, Kent, England. To quote the publicity it is “A stunning exhibition by people with sight loss, created in workshops led by artists Wendy Daws and Claire Buckley […]
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Sensing Culture – the Mark of the Maker
Posted in Education, Embroidery, Exhibitions, Museums
Also tagged Canterbury Cathedral, Education, Exhibition, HLF, RNIB, The Beaney
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Canterbury, Kent – Sensing Culture through textiles
In my last post I talked about the background to the planning of the textile workshops I am leading for the Sensing Culture project with Canterbury Cathedral and The Beaney- House of Art & Knowledge. To book the workshop places please see these links http://www.canterbury-cathedral.org/news/ http://canterburymuseums.co.uk/whats-on/categories/workshop-events/ The textile workshops are for Visually Impaired People […]
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Also tagged Canterbury Cathedral, Free workshops, RNIB, stitches, The Beaney
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Sensing Culture -RNIB/HLF project – Canterbury, Kent
I have been busy this year working towards the Sensing Culture Project at The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, and Canterbury Cathedral. The project involves working with visually impaired people (VIP’s) to explore the collections and spaces in order to make textiles that will be part of an exhibition at The Beaney Front Room […]
Posted in Education, Embroidery, Exhibitions, Museums, News
Also tagged Canterbury Cathedral, hand embroidery, HLF, RNIB, Sensory workshops, The Beaney
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