Workshops
Each week our workshop is inspired by a theme or a technique. This page shows our most recent work: please see the subject pages for other workshops.
28th January 2026
Grayson Perry's Colours
In response to the tapestry "The Annunciation of the Virgin Deal" we selected aspects of the work to copy and applied colour choices using a variety of materials.
Grayson Perry's Colours
In response to the tapestry "The Annunciation of the Virgin Deal" we selected aspects of the work to copy and applied colour choices using a variety of materials.
14th and 21st January 2026
In the Bleak Midwinter
In the first session, we created collage papers using a variety of materials and mark making, using the colours of winter.
In the second session we made abstract collages using our papers and other material, inspired by the work of Juan Miro and Anthony Twentyman.
In the Bleak Midwinter
In the first session, we created collage papers using a variety of materials and mark making, using the colours of winter.
In the second session we made abstract collages using our papers and other material, inspired by the work of Juan Miro and Anthony Twentyman.
17th December 2025
Costume Life Drawing
We added watercolour to last week's drawings.
Costume Life Drawing
We added watercolour to last week's drawings.
10th December 2025
Costume Life Drawing
In response to Peter Blake's work featuring wrestlers, we drew a model in costume from life.
Costume Life Drawing
In response to Peter Blake's work featuring wrestlers, we drew a model in costume from life.
3 December 2025
Wildlife Alphabet
Using images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition, we created an alphabet as a collaborative project.
Wildlife Alphabet
Using images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition, we created an alphabet as a collaborative project.
5th November 2025
Taking Liberties
We focused on three works in the Georgian Room, beginning with a faithful rendition as a line drawing and allowing our imagination to interpret the scene.
Taking Liberties
We focused on three works in the Georgian Room, beginning with a faithful rendition as a line drawing and allowing our imagination to interpret the scene.
