Alice Fox - Natural Structures
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We are really pleased to welcome back textile artist Alice Fox to the InStitches Studio. Based in West Yorkshire, Alice has a fascination for the detail of the natural world: working in print, stitch and weave and harnessing natural processes, using found objects and materials as tangible links to landscapes.
Taking a series of natural 3-Dimensional forms as our starting point we will explore the
structures through various drawing and construction techniques, building up a collection of
experimental samples.
This workshop invites you to look closely at structures that are formed by insects and plants, often involving disruption of a host organism or created as structures within which change will take place.
structures through various drawing and construction techniques, building up a collection of
experimental samples.
This workshop invites you to look closely at structures that are formed by insects and plants, often involving disruption of a host organism or created as structures within which change will take place.
Taking a series of natural 3-Dimensional forms as your starting point you will explore the structures through various drawing exercises, collage and construction techniques.
Use paper, thread, cloth, was and other mixed media you will build up a collection of experimental samples.
Whether you are a beginner or have plenty of experience this workshop is suitable for anyone interested in working creatively with fabric, thread and paper.
Date: Tuesday 22nd - Thursday 24th September 2020
The studio will be open from 9.15am and the workshop will start at 9.30am until 4.30pm (ish) each day.
Cost: £300
An £150 deposit will secure your place.
Date: Tuesday 22nd - Thursday 24th September 2020
The studio will be open from 9.15am and the workshop will start at 9.30am until 4.30pm (ish) each day.
Cost: £300
An £150 deposit will secure your place.
As well as a light seasonal lunch and refreshments each day, all the materials required for this workshop are included in the fee.
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Find out more about Alice by visiting her website:
www.alicefox.co.uk/ |
