Art
Crashing the Glass Slippers: Our Visual World workshop
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1-3pm | Drop-in session, no need to book. | Open to all ages, children must be accompanied by an adult.
Join artist Emily Rose Corby from Our Visual World for a workshop where you have the opportunity to get creative with coloured papers, patterns and lived experiences, inspired by Ntiense Eno-Amooquaye's exhibition Crashing the Glass Slippers.
You'll also have the opportunity to exhibit your mini work in Chapter.
This workshop will be delivered in BSL, with interpretation from Rebecca Mahoney. Everyone is welcome!
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About Our Visual World
Our Visual World exists to help Deaf artists in South Wales. They’re building a networking group where Deaf artists can connect and learn from each other.
Our Visual World aims to link Deaf artists with galleries and museums to ensure their voices are heard, and build a stronger connection between the Deaf community and the art world.
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No need to book, donations welcome. All donations go directly towards supporting our artistic programme, building creative communities in Wales. Find out more.
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