Overview
Create bold, colourful prints together this February half-term in a family block printing workshop led by artist Neera Sehgal, inspired by Howard Hodgkin’s love of nature, pattern and travel.
Taking place at the Rickyard in Walpole Park, this hands-on session introduces families to block printing techniques using shape, colour and texture. Neera will guide participants through her own creative approach, drawing on Hodgkin’s journeys to India and his expressive use of pattern.
This workshop is designed for children and adults to take part together. All children must be accompanied by a paying adult for the full duration of the session. Adults and children will print side by side, experimenting and making artworks to take home.
No prior experience is needed. All materials are provided.
Tickets
Adult: £8
Children under 16: Free
Ticket for workshop only
Important information
Children must be accompanied by a paying adult at all times. This is a shared family workshop; adults are expected to participate alongside children.
Unaccompanied children will not be admitted.
Workshops are suitable for all ages, and no prior experience is needed.
All materials are provided and included in the workshop ticket price.
Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy, as activities may involve paint or ink.
Sessions run for the full duration stated; late arrivals may miss key instructions.
Workshop tickets are for the session only. Admission to Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery and the exhibition is not included and requires a separate ticket if you wish to visit.
