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SUMMARY:Lampshade Printing with Hannah Turlington - The Ropewalk
DESCRIPTION:\nHave you ever searched for the perfect lampshade for your home and been unable to find it? This has been Hannah’s problem too. Hannah designed this workshop to teach you how to hand print your own fabric and use it to make a lampshade. You will learn the process of lino printing\, creating simple repeats and how to hand print your own fabric. You will then use your fabric to make your own lampshade which Hannah will demonstrate and support you through the making of it. At the end of the workshop\, you will leave with your own designed and handprinted lampshade 20cm W and 18cm H. \nHannah will bring inspiration\, along with hand printed examples and lino blocks of her work. \nMaterials Required\nIdeally you will come with some inspiration\, nature gives us wonderful ideas.\nPlease remember to wear sensible closed toe shoes.\nAll materials included. \nAdditional Information\nLunch is not included in the cost of the workshop\, however our licensed Ropery Coffee Shop offers a delicious range of daily specials and freshly made cakes and refreshments. Lunch orders will be taken at the start of the day or alternatively you may bring a packed lunch. \nAll classes/workshops must be booked and paid for in full in advance. Payments will not be refunded if a cancellation is received less than 14 days prior to the workshop/class. Cancellations made before this 14-day period will be due a refund less the £5 booking fee. \nIf you have any special access or equipment needs please let us know so that we can make any necessary arrangements to accommodate this. \n
URL:https://www.barton-upon-humber.org.uk/event/lampshade-printing-with-hannah-turlington-the-ropewalk/
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SUMMARY:Polly Paulusma at Ropery Hall
DESCRIPTION:‘Invisible Music’\, a collection of traditional folk songs that influenced novelist Angela Carter\, gracefully recrafted by Polly Paulusma\, will be released by One Little Independent subsidiary Wild Sound on April 23. Also included are an array of readings by Paulusma as well as guests Kathryn Williams and Kirsty Logan. \nThis epic assortment explores a multitude of lyrical themes from long past\, most of which describe in grizzly detail dramatic loss\, love\, incest\, abduction\, war and death. Having discovered that Carter either sang or knew these songs\, reframing these ballads became important to Paulusma – songs such as ‘The Maid and The Palmer’ which depicts a survivor of child abuse\, or ‘Jack Munro’ which bears witness to the wartime antics of a cross-dressing heroine whose bold challenges to society bring her out on top\, or ‘Lucy Wan’ where we’re privy to a brutal slaying of a young woman whose brother is never held accountable. Paulusma could feel the presence of these songs in Carter’s writing\, but she needed to climb inside them and sing them herself to truly understand their power. Across the entirety of this LP we’re given the chance to view forgotten historical tragedies through a fresh lens\, and through proximity to readings from Carter’s prose\, to see the interplay between these old songs and Carter’s contemporary writing. Through Carter\, Paulusma brings us the heroines she was influenced by\, restoring historical narratives of female agency which are in danger of being lost. \nPaulusma was catapulted around the world supporting Bob Dylan\, Jamie Cullum\, The Divine Comedy and Marianne Faithfull\, and played Glastonbury\, T in the Park\, V Festival and Cambridge Folk Festival among many others\, touring the USA and Italy. She signed to Sony/ATV in LA\, and opened for Coldplay at their secret show at The Troubadour in West Hollywood. Paulusma made a sister album for ‘Scissors In My Pocket’ called ‘Cosmic Rosy Spine Kites’ (an anagram) — all the same songs\, but different versions — which was released in 2005. \nPaulusma began teaching Cambridge English undergraduates in 2013; in 2015\, she was awarded an EFDSS Artist Bursary followed by a full award for a PhD\, from which her eighth and newest album\, ‘Invisible Music’ — folk songs that influenced Angela Carter – stems. This album presents in sound Paulusma’s theories about the complex inter-relationships between music and literature. Her ninth album\, ‘The Pivot On Which Everything Turns’\, will present the wealth of songwriting since 2012. Scheduled for release in 2022\, ‘Pivot’ includes notable songwriting collaborations with Kathryn Williams\, Astrid Williamson\, David Ford and Danny George Wilson. \n
URL:https://www.barton-upon-humber.org.uk/event/polly-paulusma-at-ropery-hall/
LOCATION:The Ropewalk\, Maltkiln Road\, Barton upon Humber\, North Lincolnshire\, DN18 5JT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music
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