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[Star Event] Paper Spaces workshop at Pallant House Gallery

Friday 30 May 10am-12noon and 1pm-3pm
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Arts Council England
Architecture and art come together in a day of free workshops for families and children at Pallant House Gallery, the home of modern art in the South. Explore the unique 18th century Queen Anne townhouse and contemporary architecture of the new galleries in this artist-led workshop, then create your own tactile responses in the Studio!

Pallant Gallery Past Imperfect
Pallant Gallery Past Imperfect
Pallant House Gallery houses one of the best collections of modern British art in the country and was named Museum of the Year 2007. The Gallery also hosts major temporary exhibitions and has a lively programme of talks, tours and events.

Create your own architecture

Pallant Gallery workshop
Pallant Gallery workshop
Artist Louise Bristow will encourage families to use the fabric of the new and old buildings at Pallant House Gallery as inspiration to create imaginative 3D architectural constructions out of cardboard and collage. Participants can work individually, or in family groups if they wish. As well as investigating the architecture of Pallant House Gallery itself, families can also take ideas from works in the Gallery's collection which show buildings and architecture, looking at paintings such as 'John Piper's Redland Park Congregational Church, Bristol' and photographs and drawings on display in the temporary exhibition 'Colin St John Wilson: Collector and Architect'.