26th March - London from Greenwich - Inks and dip-pen - SOLD OUT
9th April - Shields, on the River Tyne - Oil pastels
23rd April - Dudley, Worcestershire - Oil paint
7th May - Whalers - Watercolour and gouache
21st May - Rain Steam and Speed. The Great Western Railway - Inks and charcoal
11th June - The Fall of an Avalanche in the Grisons - Oil paint
25th June - The Deluge - Charcoal and soft pastels
10:30am-12:30pm - Tickets £15 per session, including all materials and light refreshments.
What can we learn from the works of JMW Turner and how can we use his experiences in our own art?
Join Turner's House Museum Director, Matthew Morgan, and Learning and Volunteers Officer, Rita Piglionica, in the beautiful and inspiring setting of Turner's House, to engage with works by Turner and discover how these can be a starting point to create new works that connect to contemporary themes and new creativity.
First, listen to a brief talk, then respond by making your own work and experimenting with different art materials in an artist-led creative session.
Programme per each session
10:30am – Welcome and introductions
10:30am - Lecture
11:00am - Break
11:10am - Experimentation with art materials and artistic response to the lecture
12:30pm - Conclusion
All levels are welcome. Lecture, materials, and light refreshments are included in the ticket price.
Places are limited so booking is essential.
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