Andrew wynne
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Andrew Wynne
40 Watson Avenue
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9NA
email: andrewmonkeypoopoo@gmail.com
Mob: 07791887989
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Last updated on 9th March
2022
Workshops
I offer workshops to suit all levels of age and ability.
Creative workshops to suit your needs from childrens' parties to corporate business days.
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Residencies and Workshops Diary
Thursday 24th and Friday 25th March - 'Two Day Mosaic Workshop' with primary school children in Letchworth
Thursday 31st and Friday 1st April - 'Two Day Mosaic Workshop' with primary school children in north London
Thursday 7th and Friday 8th April - 'Two Day Mosaic Workshop'
Exhibitions
A selection of my photographic fine art Gicleé prints, Mosaics, Batiks and other artworks can be viewed at my home by arrangement:
40 Watson Avenue
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
LE16 9NA
Batik Guild International Exhibition 'Thirty Five Years and Counting'
9 – 23 July 2022
The Minerva Arts Centre, Llanidloes, UK
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I gave a talk to the 'Aspects of Stitch' group in Market Harborough in February about various textile techniques that I've used in my own work and taught in schools and colleges over a period of some thirty years.
The group were a joy as always (I've worked with them before as the MH branch of the Embroiderer's Guild)
They have an eclectic range of skills and experience among their members, and I rounded the evening off with a short demonstration and taster workshop of Indonesian Tjap printing and silk painting.
I've been very pleased to have been involved in an SEN school and museum collaboration in Amersham to create a collaborative mosaic artwork working with the children to create individual tiles celebrating plants and their special health and healing properties.
The project has also involved the community (Local Stories 2021), working towards helping isolated people in the local area, providing companionship and a positive focus at such a challenging time after lockdowns because of Covid 19. It brought together people from different generations, deepening the relationship between the school, museum and local communities and providing a means of continuing the links with older, isolated people that began through the museum's recent Reminiscence at Home and Age Friendly projects.
The workshops were designed for older people to take the stories shared by themselves and others, and encourage them to participate in a creative outcome. The stories focused specifically on a the local area and memories of being young (under the age of 30).
I developed and delivered a series of creative arts workshops, working with older people, a dedicated group of volunteers of mixed ages and a children's art club, aged between 7-11.
The works are now completed and ready to be mounted in the museums' herb garden and in the sensory garden at Stony Dean School.
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