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Sunday 9 October 2016 from 12noon - 4pm
The paupers didn’t have the chance to be creative but if you look carefully you can see their graffiti on the walls, what were they drawing and why were they not discovered? Find out more and have a go at creating your own graffiti (on special brick-wall paper) as part of The Big Draw on Sunday 9 October, 12noon-4pm or simply have a go at sketching with a pencil, inspired by the interiors and characters you can see on the day.
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