GET CREATIVE

  • PhotoShed is a new creative social group for men that is taking place at The Art Station in Saxmundham on Thursdays from 11am – 1pm. The group is free to attend and equipment is provided. The group is being lead by photographer Tom Owens.

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  • Meet Me At The Museum. The Art Fund podcasts feature well-known faces taking someone they love to a favourite museum or gallery, to explore what’s on offer, have a chat about what they find, and generally muse on life. Listen to the musings of the likes of Anneka Rice, Miles Jupp, Lucy Porter, Lloyd Langford, Mawaan Rizwan, Kirsty Wark and Mel Giedroyc as they walk you around museums and galleries such as the Barbara Hepworth Museum, Osbourne House, The Mary Rose, The Tate Liverpool and the Freud Museum.

    meet me at the museum logo in turquoise and bright yellow

  • Harry Potter – A History of Magic (and other online exhibitions). Explore the wonders of the British Library with their Online Exhibitions. Alongside exclusive Q&As and insights into the artistry of the Harry Potter books, explore the British Library’s weird and wonderful collection of magical historical facts and witchcraft and magic artefacts, with curator Julian Harrison. All on this Google Arts dedicated page: Harry Potter – A History of Magic.

    image promoting Harry Potter online exhibition from the British Library

  • Adults Collage Club!  Rock Paper Scissors are running a monthly Collage Club for adults, on the first Friday every month, Located at Rock Paper Scissors, 11 Dove Street, Ipswich, IP4 1NG.  For more information about the Collage Club and other activities visit their website by clicking on the image below.

  • Make thrifty, upcycled jewellery with this ‘Magazine Beads’ video tutorial from Red Ted Art. Originating in Africa where people make them for a living, they are fun, easy, frugal and colourful. There are more paper crafts and recycled crafts for children on the Red Ted Art website so take a look for more inspiration. 

    photo of magazine beads from Red Ted Art

  • Visit a virtual museum or art gallery. The V&A, British Musuem, Guggenheim Musuem, National Gallery of Art Washington, The Louvre, Van Gogh Museum and more, all offer ways to access their collections online.