Discover the art of creating woodcut stamps at the Confluences - Water and Woodcuts workshop in Newcastle upon Tyne. Hosted at the Newcastle Arts Centre, this event on March 26, 2024, offers a unique opportunity to work with artist Maura Hawkes in crafting intricate designs inspired by animals and plants found along the River Tyne. Participants will learn how to design, carve, ink, and print their own stamp on a wooden plate, which can be used to create prints, patterns, or even to stamp into clay. This session is tailored for adults and requires no prior experience, as all materials will be provided. The workshop is part of the 'Water and People' exhibition, a collaborative showcase exploring humanity's relationship with water through various artistic mediums. Delve into the vital discussions surrounding water security, river health, and climate change as you immerse yourself in the creative process. Join us at Confluences to engage in thought-provoking conversations about our connections with water on social, cultural, and political levels.

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From Durham by car north, to Newcastle, compared to Durham Village, Newcastle is a big city, at Durham Railway Station, I also saw several students who went to Newcastle to eat, the train arrived in about ten minutes. Here I actually saw the wall, the Great Wall of Hadrian, in fact, this is the northernmost border of the Roman Empire&#39;s British province, and there is a similar work with China&#39;s wall, which is to defend against the northern invasion. Along the Tyne River from west to east is the entrance to the sea. The King of England built castles, made of wooden spires and earthen exterior walls. The new castle is the source of Newcastle&#39;s name.

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Close to Buckingham Palace. You can see various animals. The playgrounds such as Palais, Swan, Black Swan, Goose, Goose, Squirrel, etc. are also characteristic and good.

Time:	Mar 26, 2024 (UTC+0) ENDED
Location:	Newcastle Arts Centre

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