Digital Event: Adult Creative Workshop - Hornel’s Dream
Taking inspiration from E. A. Hornel’s nature-filled paintings, create a hanging paper-work collage with artist Tessa Asquith-Lamb.
About Digital Event: Adult Creative Workshop - Hornel’s Dream
** This event will now be run online. Join us on the City Art Centre Facebook page on the day. No registration or Facebook account required **
Taking inspiration from E. A. Hornel’s nature-filled paintings and his extensive patchwork use of photographs, we will create a hanging paper-work collage incorporating natural forms and subtle figures and faces amongst the branches and flowers. With artist Tessa Asquith-Lamb.
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