Bedford Creative Arts
In March 2012 artist Arabel Rosillo de Blas and 20 enthusiastic local people created lace on a scale never seen before. Participants became human pins and bobbins in an active afternoon that was part craft, part choreography as one participant noted, like horizontal maypole dancing. Part of Bedford Creative Arts' spring commission Lace in Place, inspired by the rich history of lace making in Bedford. Arabel collaborated with a wide range of local people to create a large lace sculpture which will adorn the derelict building at 1 St Pauls Square in Bedford's town centre throughout the summer.
The Unity Theatre in Liverpool holds daily workshops for children aged between five and thirteen. The 'Summer Splatts' events are packed with loads of fun activities and games that the kids will love....
Miro was one of the most famous painters of the twentieth century, but much less well known is his sculpture. Culture Street sent a group to Yorkshire to find out what it was about sculpture that he l...
For his installation for the 2010 Tatton Biennial, the artist-explorer Neville Gabie brought a 2.5 ton piece of Greenland iceberg to Tatton Park Gardens country estate in Cheshire, UK. Gabie describes...
Collaborating with specialist practitioners, teachers venture outdoors for lessons, developing children�s investigative skills and curiosity ab...
