Penny Lecture and Craft Workshops at Morley College London
Talk, 10 May 18:00 – 21:00
Workshops, 12 May 11:00 – 15:00
Booking Details
Talk, booking not necessary, payment by donation at the door
Workshops, various, booking necessary, £5
On Friday 10 May, writer and former Crafts editor Grant Gibson explores How craft got hip...and can it stay that way?, asking whether craft’s popularity is simply a moment in fashion or if it will prove to be genuinely long-lasting. Sunday 12 May sees a day of interactive craft workshops led by well-known artisans and makers.
Morley College London offers high-quality craft adult education, with a wide range of courses in contemporary and traditional craft skills.
Workshops, Sunday 12 May
Painting and Drawing: Making oil and egg tempera paint craft sessions – Room D11
Photography: Homemade and pinhole camera-making workshop – Room B23
Printmaking: Intaglio printing, introduction to Intaglio & relief printing – Room D21
Wood engraving taster – Room D31
Textiles: Drop-in papermaking observation; Felt/Stitch taster session – Room E21 A&B
Fashion: Making an upcycled baker boy hat from existing materials and making a beaded neckpiece – Room E14
Jewellery: Making a forged brooch – Room A31
Stained glass in a day – Room C32
Sculpture: Metal sculpture taster – Pelham Hall