Showing posts with label NunningtonHall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NunningtonHall. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 September 2022

EXHIBITION - The Dragon is Finished!!!

Well that felt epic! We made it... we got to the end of the dragons tail on the last day of the exhibition! We had well over a thousand visitor contributions to the dragon alone as each scale was decorated by a visitor to the exhibition, (we'll make a tally of the total scales created in the next couple of weeks). The exhibition will be much missed, thanks to everyone who has contributed in some way 💓






Wednesday, 31 August 2022

WORKSHOPS - Potato Printing Dragon Scales

All the dragon scales for the body of the dragon were made by visitors to the exhibition in a series of potato printing workshops which I ran in the exhibition space at Nunnington Hall, these were are all drop-in workshops and attracted visitors of all ages. They were great fun to run and the outcome looks amazing!

Sunday, 28 August 2022

EXHIBITION - Dragon Scales for the Tail of the Dragon

We've been amazed at how talented the Nunnington Hall visitors are! There are some amazing scales going onto the dragons tail... we've tried to capture a few of our favourites 💓


 

Monday, 8 August 2022

EXHIBITION - Creatures of Curiosity, Exhibition Images

Here's a few exhibition images of other works that are on display in the Creatures of Curiosity exhibition, the Kirkdale Cave room features some amazing work by Tim Hopgood, a children's author and illustrator, he illustrated creatures, such as hyenas, lions and long tusked elephants, once native to the region. 
 


 

There is also a case with sensory textile creations created by Tim's wife Wanda Szajna-Hopgood based on Tim's illustrations

 

In the room with my dragon is a wall of dragon eyes created by children in workshops run by myself and Rosie (i will be rotating having different eyes on my dragon that the children created during the exhibition run)...


Some fabulous creatures have been created by schoolchildren in felt, these were created in workshops run by the very talented textile artist Serena Partridge...



There is also a wall for visitors to include their own creatures of Curiosity!




 ...and a wall of Hobs, as well as a hob trail within the spectacular garden of Nunnington Hall


 And a reading space at the end of the exhibition with lots more of the children's artwork on display 💓


Wednesday, 20 July 2022

DRAWING - Hob Workshop Video

I love this little Hob that I have created! you can see how I constructed the Hob in a video tutorial which is being played on a loop throughout the Creatures of Curiosity exhibition, currently on at Nunnington Hall and runs until the 4th September.