This May, Ashfield Creates launches the Artist Roadshow; a new programme bringing creative workshops into community spaces across the district.
We’re kicking things off with artist Bailey Revill, who will be leading a series of lino printing workshops at five locations across Ashfield.
Click here to read more about the artist roadshow.
Join us at one of our relaxed, free taster sessions where you can experiment with pre-cut lino blocks and create your own prints. No experience needed, just drop in and have a go.
If you’d like to explore lino printing in more detail, you can book onto a hands-on workshop with Bailey. Bring along a printed reference photo or simple ideas to learn how to translate these into a professional handcrafted relief print. Learn about proper printing techniques, inking up, paper types and much more, and take away your own artwork!
Venue: The Gallery, 15 Selston Rd, Jacksdale, Nottingham NG16 5LF
Date & Time: 30 May, 3:30pm–5:00pm
Tickets: £5 (spaces are limited, booking required)
Whether you drop in for a quick try or book onto the full workshop, the Artist Roadshow is a chance to get creative, learn something new, and connect with local artists right on your doorstep.
Bailey is a sculpture and installation artist from Ashfield, whose work revolves largely around form.
Like many artists, she wear many different hats- some for profit, some for pleasure. As an artist, technician, producer, aspiring curator, programme administrator and retail assistant.
Memesis (to imitate) is a word always present for Bailey when creating, and allows her to make sense of art, both in creating and digesting.
Tangible, tactile objects are where her passion lies. Mostly expressed through sculpture, using metalwork and textiles but spreading into bookbinding, graphics and more. previously working at an FE and HE College, she fell back in love with print, using screenprinting, risograph, Lino, etching and more. Now creating work in a bedroom studio, print mediums such as lino have largely taken hold of her practice.
Getting crafty and making Christmas cards, valentines for a lucky few, and throwing herself into the production of exhibitions and community projects.
These workshops are taking place at a variety of venues across Ashfield with different access set-ups. If you require any access assistance please let us know in the messaging box during the online booking process. For any other queries please contact us via hello@ashfieldcreates.co.uk
