Led by Matthew Morrison, playwright and creative writing tutor at the University of Westminster

Friday 16 March 2007, 14.00–17.00
Saturday 17 March 2007, 10.30–16.30
Sunday 18 March 2007, 10.30–16.30

In conjunction with Hogarth, this creative writing workshop explores the urban environment as a source of artistic inspiration and production.

William Hogarth’s vibrant satires are amongst the most famous images of eighteenth-century London, much of which is still recognisable today. His fascination lay with the public and hidden narratives of the city and the interplay of high and low life.

Through workshops, practical exercises, consideration of the exhibition and a tour of Hogarth's London, participants will be able to shape new stories for the twenty-first-century city.

Tate Britain  Manton Studio
£80 (£60 concessions), booking required
Price includes materials, entry into the exhibition, tea and coffee
Lunch not included

    

This event is related to the Hogarth exhibition