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.
A session for the invited applicants to get to know Craftspace and the other applicants before the week long event in April.
CraftNet, the national craft leadership network, is hosting a Midlands regional network meeting.
Come to the Pallant House Gallery and create a circle weave using different yarns and fabrics. Inspired by the work of Pascal Tassini and Judith Scott in the Radical Craft exhibition, experiment with colour and texture. Your finished piece can be joined together and displayed as a wall hanging in the studio or taken home as individual piece.
A week of craftivism for a group of selected 16-25 year olds.
A new play by Trevor Pitt.
Taking a road trip across the UK, Trevor Pitt collected remarkable stories from women about their lifelong relationship with wool - knitting, spinning, felting and weaving.
See the craftivist campaigns developed over our week-long event.
Be inspired by the Radical Craft exhibition and the use of old and found objects. Bring along old paperback or hardback books and use the pages to draw, paint, cut and fold to create unique art and sculptures.
Laura Hamilton, Radical Craft exhibition co-curator, takes a closer look at the creative processes of the makers represented in the exhibition, and how the development of their unique practices provides a sense of timelessness, uncommon in the field of mainstream, contemporary craft. Laura was the Director of the Collins Gallery, Glasgow, for 25 years.
An session for our participants from our week long craftivism event to evaluate their completed campaigns and the Making for Change programme.
Using the work of Pascal Tassini and Judith Scott featured in the Radical Craft exhibition, create experimental mini scuptures using found objects, threads and fabrics. Are you going to hide your chosen objects or reveal what’s hidden inside?
Outside In Manager Jennifer Gilbert will lead a tour of the exhibition.