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Tuesday 2 – Tuesday 30 March 2021 | 6.30-7.30pm
Location: Zoom
Price: £6* per session or just £20* for all four workshops (*plus fees. Taster session free of charge)
Join Nottingham Contemporary's new online workshops exploring the art of collage or book sessions for your loved ones whilst we're all distanced.
The workshops offer a place to explore creative techniques and ideas in a warm social environment facilitated by Nottingham Contemporary's Associate Artists. Sessions involve conversation, a friendly atmosphere and refreshments and are a great way to discover exhibition artworks, harness inspiration and develop your creative skills whether you're new to the gallery or a regular visitor.
Technical support will be provided by phone for participants unfamiliar with Zoom, and all art materials will be sent by post.
Open to all adults, though tailored for people aged 55+
https://www.nottinghamcontemporary.org/whats-on/online-workshop-exploring-collage/
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