Event Type: Engage
Art Sparks 6000 Mile Mobile
DATE:
Fri 5 April
TIME:
10:30AM – 12NOON
PRICE:
£10
DESCRIPTION:
Craft glossy blue backs, red throats and long tail streamers in this art workshop
Anna Nicholson invites you to celebrate the swallows and their impressive 6000 mile migration. Make a hanging mobile that dips and dives. Craft glossy blue backs, red throats and long tail streamers. Master the techniques of wirework, paper-craft and painting.
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