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Coasts Print Making Workshop

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The Plough Arts Centre
on 8th March 2024
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Tutor:  Rosie Burns

Join Rosie for an inky fun day, mono printing, contact printing and small woodcut based on North Devon Coastline and beach treasures

Do wear an apron or clothes that don’t mind a bit of ink.

All materials and tools supplied. 

Suitable for beginners.

Tea & Coffee available throughout the day for a small donation.

If a workshop you'd like to do is fully booked ring Box Office (01805 624624) to be added to the waiting list, you might be lucky! This also helps us ascertain the demand for particular workshops when programming.

About Rosie

Rosie trained in Archaeological illustration, published drawings within the field, completing a degree in Archaeology and Sociology in the late 1990s. After qualifying to teach Art and Design, she went on to teach in many and various educational establishments. Rosie exhibits with a number of galleries across the UK, regularly participates in selected national and international open exhibitions; supplementing sales with teaching and running workshops and life drawing days. She is prolific and fruity, a magpie for collecting images. Her work is often concerned with water, skies, environmental musings and depicting the human form, she is a printmaker and painter, an illustrator and writer – a maker.

 

 

Please note limited access and no wheelchair access to St Anne's.

   

18th June 2024 BST

Starts 10:30  |  Ends 16:00
Cost: £50.00 +£15 for materials payable to the tutor on the day.

Provided by ThePlough@StAnne's

Contact name
Sharon Dixon
Email address
Sharon@theploughartscentre.org.uk
Telephone
01805 624624

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