Festival of Archaeology: Iron Age Beads
Come and see one of the smallest archaeological finds at Penlee House, a beautiful glass bead, and be inspired to create some beads from our special modelling material.
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Arty Afternoons
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Festival of Archaeology: An Archaeological Game – Dig it!
As part of the national Festival of Archaeology this month, come along and create your own archaeologically themed board game.
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Arty Afternoons: Make a Lantern
Join us to make a 3D lantern based on the one in this painting.
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Arty Afternoons: Tissue paper flowers
Taking inspiration from these beautiful blooms join us to craft 3D versions out of tissue paper.
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Arty Afternoons: Colourful Self Portrait
Draw your self-portrait, cut it out and add it to a beautiful, collaged tissue paper background to mirror a similar style and colour palette.
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Make Your Marks: PZ Food Festival Sketchbook
Make a mini sketchbook with us and get creative at PZ Food Festival! Explore the colours, shapes, patterns and textures around you, from delicious food to colourful stalls and inspiring artwork.
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Arty Afternoons: Press print with felt tips!
Using your own subject matter ideas to recreate similar bright colours and simple lines using a felt tip pen press print method.
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Arty Afternoons: Design a font
Take inspiration from their ideas and design your own unique alphabet of letters – it can be as bright, coloured and patterned as you would like it to be!
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Arty Afternoons: Geometrical Abstract Art
Create your own version of the artwork by choosing shapes, arranging them in a composition, drawing around them and adding bold, bright colours.
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Arty Afternoons: Newlyn School Composition Collage
Create a Newlyn School painting-inspired background, cut out different characters, place them on your background, and experiment with different compositions.
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Arty Afternoons: Make a mini-Kite
Join us to design and make a mini kite of your own
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Arty Afternoons: Corner of a Newlyn Cottage
Pick one of the corners of the cottages, glue it down and draw what you imagine to be in the rest of the room.