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Please email outsidedelights@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk to book a place.

A movement work shop for anyone who can sit and stand; walk in time and imagine-exploring ideas inspired by the music in order to produce a performance piece.  During this workshop, two movement pieces will be worked on with a wet weather contingency.

• 2m is further than you think, music Ravel’s String Quarter.
• A bit of fun, music Penguin Café: “Telephone and a rubber band.”

This is not dance so warm up should not be required. If you wish to be energetic and flexible as part of your interpretation, warm up in time for the start.

Viewing of videos taken during the workshop can be arranged. Viewing cannot take place as part of the workshop.

Wear what is comfortable and allows you to move. Wear black if you can if not bold uniform colours. Please bring additional uniform bold coloured tops, socks and gloves, rain coat and hat (wet weather contingency)

Please also bring with you:

• • Chair you can carry (a camping or other folding chair would be suitable).
  • Tape measure (2m minimum).
  • A cardboard box.
  • An umbrella (wet weather contingency).
  • Footware can be anything you like except high heels. Bear in mind that it is outside so delicate footwear should be avoided. You can wear wellies if you like!

This workshop will be run on Castle Green (appropriately socially distanced of course).

Stephen’s paintings are almost exclusively worked en plein air, in acrylics worked largely with a palette knife or watercolour. He produces both hand-built and wheel-thrown ceramics in his home studio pottery.

Holly explores the extremes of what textiles can be, by innovative and experimental work combining fibre with ceramic clays and acrylic media, and layering shadow embroidery on sheer fabrics with other works. Drawing is at the core of all her work.

They are hugely inspired by the unique coastlines of their home of Portland.

www.holly-yates.com
info@holly-yates.com
stephen.yates@btinternet.com

Facebook @hollyyatesart @arti2.co.uk
Instagram @holly_yates_art    @stephen_yates_artist

London Specialist Auctioneers Dix Noonan and Webb return for their regular Valuation Day at the Arts Centre. Full social distancing measures will be in place.

Please ring 020 7016 1700  for an appointment or email jewellery@dnw.co.uk.
Appointments must be booked in advance – there will be no walk ins on the day.

Jewellery Specialists, Frances Noble and Laura Smith, with Coin and Medal Specialist, Christopher Webb will be available by appointment to offer confidential valuations free of charge and without obligation on the value of your items with a view to possible sale in DNW’s Mayfair auction rooms.

Please email outsidedelights@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk to book a place.

Come and get creative and have a go at making an over sized, embossed, leather effect book, which could be used as a spell book or potions book on stage as a prop! The workshop will be led by Carolyn Hopkins.

Carolyn owns and runs The Truckle Truck, and before selling cheese, she studied theatre design & production and worked backstage with Salisbury Playhouse’s Youth Theatre Group. She started making props for SAC last year, working on Spamalot and this year’s Pantomime, Sleeping Beauty. Carolyn is incredibly creative with her prop making and can quite literally create something out of nothing!

Anyone wanting to attend this workshop will need to bring the following with them:

A book! (hardback, the thicker the better)
medium weight card
thin cotton/jute type string (any natural material will work)
wire ties
thin newspaper/tissue paper/toilet paper
PVA glue
water
patterned paper
acrylic paint – a bright colour – yellow or red work well
a dark colour for the leather finish and a gold/silver for ‘gilding’.

Tools needed are:
Skewer or knitting/heavy duty needle,
old mixing bowl,
craft knife,
cutting mat,
paint brush,
safety ruler,
old plastic/foil bag (plastic bag, crisp packet etc)

Session 2 (to be announced), Pen or pencil and gloves

Please come with an idea of how you would like to decorate the book – this will be done with string, so simple is best!

This workshop with be 2 sessions with the second session currently being planned.

There are 8 spaces available on this workshop, which will be run on Castle Green (appropriately socially distanced of course).

Stephen’s paintings are almost exclusively worked en plein air, in acrylics worked largely with a palette knife or watercolour. He produces both hand-built and wheel-thrown ceramics in his home studio pottery.

Holly explores the extremes of what textiles can be, by innovative and experimental work combining fibre with ceramic clays and acrylic media, and layering shadow embroidery on sheer fabrics with other works. Drawing is at the core of all her work.

They are hugely inspired by the unique coastlines of their home of Portland.

www.holly-yates.com
info@holly-yates.com
stephen.yates@btinternet.com

Facebook @hollyyatesart @arti2.co.uk
Instagram @holly_yates_art    @stephen_yates_artist

London Specialist Auctioneers Dix Noonan and Webb return for their regular Valuation Day at the Arts Centre. Full social distancing measures will be in place.

Please ring 020 7016 1700  for an appointment or email jewellery@dnw.co.uk.
Appointments must be booked in advance – there will be no walk ins on the day.

Jewellery Specialists, Frances Noble and Laura Smith, with Coin and Medal Specialist, Christopher Webb will be available by appointment to offer confidential valuations free of charge and without obligation on the value of your items with a view to possible sale in DNW’s Mayfair auction rooms.