Experience the captivating 'Back to the Mud (again)' workshop with Sean Alec Auld, a Brass Tacks event taking place at Newcastle Arts Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne. Delve into the world of storytelling and the meditative art of crafting a dorodango in this 3-hour workshop designed exclusively for Registered Self-employed/Sole Traders residing or working in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Discover the artistic foundations of Sean Alec Auld's practice, where he explores the intricate connection between nature, narrative, myth, and story. Gain insights into his storytelling approach and learn to weave these elements into your creative practice. Immerse yourself in the hands-on experience of crafting a dorodango, a beautiful art form rooted in Japan.

This free workshop, part of the Brass Tacks project, offers a unique opportunity to engage in artistic processes inspired by the NAC gallery exhibition. Supported by the Creative Central: NCL programme, funded by the North of Tyne Combined Authority and Newcastle City Council, this event welcomes participants of all abilities. Secure your spot now for this sought-after workshop before tickets run out!

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From Durham, we took a bus north to Newcastle. Compared with Durham Village, Newcastle is a big city. At Durham Railway Station, I also saw several students going to Newcastle for dinner. The train arrived in about ten minutes. Here I actually saw the city wall, Hadrian&#39;s Wall. In fact, this is the northernmost border of the British province of the Roman Empire. It is similar to the city wall in China, both of which are used to defend against invasions from the north. Along the Tyne River from west to east is the entrance to the sea. In those days, the King of England built some castles here, consisting of a wooden spire main building and an earthen outer wall. New Castle is the source of the name Newcastle.

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Close to Buckingham Palace. You can see many animals. Pelicans, swans, black swans, geese, squirrels, etc. The playground is also unique and nice.

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