Afterhours Making | Wednesday 25 September 2024

6pm - 8pm

Yellow bottle cap tapestry with red, black and green bottle caps stitched together.
El Anatsui, 'Scottish Mission Book Depot Keta' [detail], 2024. Courtesy of Talbot Rice Gallery, University of Edinburgh. Photo: Sally Jubb

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Free
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Explore the exhibition afterhours with a making workshop. Spend time with the artwork, meet our team, enjoy a complimentary drink and express yourself with sketching and collaging.

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Spend a calm and creative evening at Talbot Rice Gallery after hours while making your own sketch and/or collage work, inspired by our current exhibition Scottish Mission Book Depot Keta by the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui. Join a staff-led exhibition tour, followed by a creative workshop within TRG’s awe-inspiring Georgian Gallery and have a drink on us.

You must be 18 or older to attend this event and please bring a proof of age. Booking is required.

All workshop materials will be provided by Talbot Rice Gallery.

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