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Woodblock printing workshop for families

Workshop16/08/23
2 - 4pm
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Come down to Star Lane Pizza Bar and join us at The Line for a free, artist-led workshop as part of the ‘Here to There’ project. ‘Here to There’ will see a series of new artworks located between Star Lane Station and Cody Dock that will direct people to the route of The Line that runs along the river Lea.

Artist Katie Schwab will lead this workshop, in which you will learn about the technique of woodblock printing, a process rooted in this area of Newham, block-printed textiles historically having been manufactured on the Lower Lea. Create your own block printed designs and discover the possibilities of this ancient process.

  • Please book via Eventbrite.
  • All materials for will be supplied.
  • The workshops are free; however, they must be booked in advance.
  • Places are limited so early booking is advised.
  • One place must be booked for each participant i.e., one adult and two children would be three places.
  • The workshop is suitable for ages of 5 years and above.
  • All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
  • Please bring your Eventbrite booking with you.
  • Please contact The Line on info@the-Line.org if you have any questions or wish to let us know if you have any specific requirements. Please put the name and date of the workshop you are booked on in the subject line of your email.

This workshop is part of the development of a new commission, Here to There, by artist Katie Schwab.

Three new public art commissions are being developed by The Line with support from the London Borough of Newham’s ‘Connecting to Opportunities’ programme. The project will see investment in infrastructure, heritage and culture for Newham residents. The artworks, which will be free for the public to enjoy year-round, are being designed for an area where green spaces are hard to find, and the tidal River Lea is often overlooked – or is yet to be discovered – by locals and visitors from further afield. The commissions are being developed in collaboration with residents by means of a co-commissioning model, which is an exciting new approach for The Line. The project is helping to build a greater sense of ownership of the area for locals, businesses, and visitors to Cody Dock by connecting with artists and public spaces in new ways.

Artist Katie Schwab has been selected by The Line’s co-commissioning group to develop a series of artworks at a key location on The Line, between Star Lane Station and the River Lea at Cody Dock. The aim of the commission is to help direct people to and from the station and Cody Dock and the river, where they can continue along the route of The Line.

Location

Star Lane Pizza Bar

12 Cody Rd

London E16 4SR

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