Workshop: Precious Jewels
Through this one day workshop, Dauvit Alexander will teach you how to make a sterling silver ring using traditional jewellery-making skills.
£26
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Wacky Weaving – activity
Free self-led activities as part of the Radical Craft exhibition.
Suitable for families.
Dates: 21st, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th January 2017.
Free
Workshop: You Can’t Wear That!
Using traditional techniques, Dauvit Alexander will show you how to turn the bits and bobs most would throw away into pieces of jewellery.
£26
Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making – Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery
Admission: £3.30 Adults/£2 Children
An exhibition celebrating creativity by self-taught artists from across the UK and abroad who make work in a private domain outside the mainstream.
The exhibition will tour to eight venues around the UK.
£3.30
Radical Craft guided tour
Join textile specialist Helen Walsh for a guided tour of the Radical Craft exhibition.
Free
Workshop: Paper Cutting with Clare Pentlow
Come and explore the technique of paper cutting
£26
February Half Term Family Events
Find your inner artist at our FREE drop-in sessions (no booking necessary) inspired by Radical Craft and the Tullie House collection!
Free
Half Term Textiles Project
Be inspired by our Radical Craft Exhibition and join us for four jam-packed days learning new techniques with professional artist Rosie Galloway-Smith.
£50
Radical Craft guided tour
Join textile specialist Helen Walsh for a guided tour of the Radical Craft exhibition.
Free
Call for research participants!
We are inviting participants to take part in a research project to explore individual motivations and attitudes to giving funds to contemporary arts and crafts organisations.
Free
James Gladwell: The Dreams – Pallant House Gallery
James won the coveted Outside In Award for his work featured in the 2016 exhibition Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making.
£10
Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making – The Barony Centre
An exhibition celebrating creativity by self-taught artists from across the UK and abroad who make work in a private domain outside the mainstream.
The exhibition will tour to eight venues around the UK.
Free