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Sarah-Joy Ford: Banner Making at West Lane Baptist Church
Workshop/Course, Sat 24 Sep 2022, £6-£8
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Address
West Lane, Haworth,
BD22 8EN
Events at this Venue
date | event |
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Sat 24 Sep | In conversation with Emily Itami |
Sat 24 Sep | Sarah-Joy Ford: Banner Making |
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Sun 25 Sep | In Conversation With Julia Armfield |
Details
Sarah-Joy Ford: Banner Making with the Bronte Sisters- Make Your Own Feminist Banner. Part of the Bronte Festival of Women's Writing.
This craft workshop will be inspired by the Brontë sisters’ challenges to patriarchy. We will explore both the pen and the needle as tools in the fight for women’s rights. Join Sarah-Joy in creating your own miniature feminist banner, using quotes, images, and patterns from the Brontë Parsonage Museum. Create a flag that expresses your identity, merge museum objects and personal stories, and express yourself.
Sarah-Joy Ford is an artist and researcher who works with textiles to explore queer communities, histories and archives. Her work defies expectations by subverting traditional ideas about quilting and through the exploration of queer history.
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This event takes place 2:45 pm - 4:15 pm on Saturday 24 September, Downstairs at West Lane Baptist Church. This event costs £8/£6* concessions, and is a Hybrid Event.
If you're planning on attending in Haworth, please select the '£8 ticket' or '£6 concessions'. You will be sent details on when and where to arrive.
If you're planning on joining online, please select the '£6 hybrid ticket'. We will be sending out the online resources to you. This will included a pdf booklet with resources, and information on how to take part in the workshop at home.
This event is part of the Brontë Festival of Women’s Writing. The Brontë Sisters were bold, daring and wrote stories that surprised the world. This year’s festival celebrates female writers and artists who create work which pushes boundaries. From poetry workshops and Q&A’s to live music and more, we’re thrilled to present a festival that welcomes exciting female voices from across the country.
Event details
Dates | Times |
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Sat 24 Sep 2022 | 14:45 to 16:15 |
Also see
- Brontë Festival of Women's Writing
Directions
Map reference: SE 026373 Lat: 53.83196 Long: -1.96196
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is the closest train station.
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