Family Workshop
Saturday 21 March, 11am – 1pm
FREE

Join artist Daniel Locke for a playful, creative workshop exploring colour, memory, and portraiture. You’ll be invited to create a portrait of someone important to you, experimenting with a combination of conventional and unconventional drawing materials. Beginning with a sheet of carbon paper, you’ll make a blind drawing of your subject. From there, you’ll build up the image with soft colour washes and different types of mark-making.

Daniel’s own work often makes use of illustrated portraits that tell personal stories from people all around the world.

Our family workshops are for children aged 5yrs+ to enjoy being creative together with their parents / carers. Artist-led and inspired by the themes of our exhibition programme they are a great opportunity to have fun and explore different materials. All workshops are free and drop-in so there’s no need to book.

This workshop is part of the Reframing History exhibition programme, more info here.

General Information
Workshop Rooms
Saturday 21 March, 11am – 1pm
Free, drop in