Children's workshop
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Create a unique piece of art through different printing techniques and mix with the collage process. We will use the exhibition ‘Temporary Atlas’ as inspiration, especially the artwork of Otobong Nkanga and Manon August and the use or themes of raw material in the work. By thinking of our raw material in our location along with the Great Orme (Copper) and North Wales villages such as Bethesda (Slate). By using the following art processes and materials, screen printing, monoprinting, using carbon paper, ephemera and colour papers.
This session is aimed at children aged 12-16.
Parents, guardians, or carers can attend the workshop if needed without additional payment. Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by a legal guardian.
Please contact [email protected] if you require more information on our COVID-19 policy or would like to request additional access support.
This summer Mostyn has partnered with CARN to deliver a free programme of artist-led workshops and activities over the six week summer holidays.
Aimed for ages 6-11 and 12-16, these workshops invite young people to explore new materials and processes inspired by our current exhibition Temporary Atlas: Mapping the Self in the Art of Today. The sessions will give young people that chance to create new works which use mapping to explore themes of identity, spirituality, subconscious, feeling and memory.
These free activities have been made possible with a grant from Welsh Government.
Artist profiles and statements
Rebecca F Hardy
“I am a multi-disciplinary artist working currently in sculpture, installations, photography and video. It is the prolonged fascination with cataloguing artefacts, continuation of repetitive movements and the subtlety of objects. The relationship between flat surfaces and the three-dimensional within texture, colour and form.”
Rebecca is based in Bethesda.
CARN
CARN is an artist-led initiative, open to artists, arts organisations and community members. Those who are interested in the arts, creativity and can see its benefits towards the wellbeing and prosperity of the community. CARN has an artist-led gallery space, runs community workshops, talks, residencies and external exhibitions and projects.
