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Jewellery from Repurposed Plastic Bronwen Gwillim

20 November - 20 November 2022

11am - 3pm

 

Cost – choose from three donation prices of £25, £35, and £45 plus booking fee.

Tickets are offered at three pricing options which are all below retail value for this workshop . We appreciate if you could support us by buying a ticket at a higher donation if you are able to. All funds raised from our workshops are used to support artists and continue our engagement and outreach programmes.


Eventbrite: Jewellery from repurposed plastic



 

About the one day workshop :

During the day participants will learn about the types and characteristics of plastics readily available as waste and a range of safe, cold-working and hot working techniques that can be used to create jewellery and other small objects. 

The sessions will include short talks, practical demonstrations and plenty of time for making and experimenting. Students will go home with new skills and understandings of how to safely use waste plastic as well as some beautiful, colourful pieces of jewellery to wear. 

Bronwen is an award winning artist and jeweller, who trained at Sir John Cass, Camberwell School of Art and Bath Spa University where she explored the use of waste plastics as part of an MA. She is a qualified and experienced teacher and has exhibited widely (inc. Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Llantarnum Grange, Craft in the Bay) She is a selected member of Design Nation, Findamaker and the Crafts Council. 

Bronwen’s bold, contemporary jewellery is made from plastic she finds on the beaches of Pembrokeshire where she lives. She is inspired by natural forms and the marks created by wind, tide and water. 

She loves teaching and aims to support everyone, whatever their level of experience or confidence, to experiment, play and learn new skills. Waste plastic is an inspiring material and sadly in plentiful supply!!

 

Access is by one-step entry from pavement level through our main entrance. The workshops will take place in the education space located on the first floor of the gallery. Due to building limitations access to the first floor education space is via steep stairs. Staff are on hand to provide assistance if needed.

Due to the climate we are opperating in, the classes may be cancelled/postponed at short notice. We will however give you as much notice as we can should this be necessary.

For further information please contact Megan Leigh, Learning & Engagement Coordinator, on 01792 652016 or email megan@missiongallery.co.uk

Materials are provided, limited places, booking is essential. Please inform us of any access requirements, allergies or medical conditions.

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