Easter holidays – Arty Afternoons: Photograph of a special moment
Penlee House Gallery & Museum, PenzanceCome and join us and handle some old cameras – what do they look like? How did they work?
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Arty Afternoons
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Arty Afternoons: Peg dolls
Discover the different people and outfits in the paintings and photos on display at Penlee House. Dress a peg doll by making your own outfits from fabric scraps and felt.
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Easter Holidays – Arty Afternoons: Self-portrait with a fancy frame
Penlee House Gallery & Museum, PenzanceCome and see the portraits in the current exhibitions and find out how to draw a face.
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Arty Afternoons: Jigsaw of a portrait
Choose a portrait painting or photograph from our exhibition and turn it into a jigsaw. You can draw your own jigsaw too, maybe a self portrait design or a portrait of your favourite pet!
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Arty Afternoons: Sew a fish!
Join us to have a go at embroidery by sewing and decorating a felt fish, just like the ones on the plate in the image.
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Arty Afternoons: Layered Landscape Collage
Look closely at how the landscapes look layered and recreate this by collaging different types of paper.
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Arty Afternoons: Everyday life – Observation Drawing
Learn how to compose and draw a still life and create your own everyday life artwork.
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Arty afternoons: Rag rugs / Weaving
Join us to create either a rag rug or woven piece that you can display in your home.
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May Half Term – Arty Afternoons: Colourful, Geometrical Abstract Painting!
Taking inspiration from the bold and colourful artwork ‘Sikar II’ by Gillian Ayres, which is on display in Penlee House Gallery, use geometrical shapes and bold colours to paint an […]
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Arty Afternoons: Mount and frame your artworks
Create an artwork of your own and make a mount and frame to give it a professional gallery look
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Arty Afternoons: Scratch an Artwork!
Using coloured crayons make a colourful background, then add black over the top and scratch out a picture
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Arty Afternoons: Buildings Collage
Using building shapes made from card and collage a townscape based on the artworks at Penlee House.