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This exhibition showcases a selection of the finest Black British Artisans working in the UK today.
The exhibition presents a rare and diverse collection of talents across various artisan disciplines ranging from clay, metal, and wood, to ceramics and glass, featuring both traditional and cultural formats.
Curated by social documentary photographer Jo Sealy, The Black Artisans exhibition spotlights 36 exceptional artisans, demonstrating a breadth of skills rarely seen together. Each artist brings a unique perspective and technique, creating a vibrant tapestry of craftsmanship that celebrates the richness of Black British artisan heritage.
Visitors to the exhibition will not only have the chance to view the photography showing the artisans at work, but can also meet some of the artisans at a selection of demonstration talks. Pieces by the makers will also be on display as part of the exhibition.
Short films will be available to view, enabling visitors to delve into the artisans' personal journeys, exploring their routes into specific areas of making, their influences, and their challenges as a craftsperson.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018From A56 Rising Bridge roundabout, take the exit for Accrington and follow the A680 for 1.8 miles. Turn left onto Newton Drive. Take the first right onto Hollins Lane and Haworth Art Gallery is on the right. From M65 Junction 7, take the exit for Accrington, follow Dunkenhalgh Way to the traffic lights go straight through the lights to Hyndburn Road. Follow the road to the viaduct roundabout and take the fourth exit onto Eastgate. Follow Eastgate through to Manchester Road A680. Travel for 1.3 miles. Turn right onto Newton Drive. Take the first right onto Hollins Lane and Haworth Art Gallery is on the right.
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