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Textiles circuit training With City and Islington College

24 January 2017 at 13.00–16.00
Photograph of giant French knit by city and islington FOundation Diploma students

Giant French knit by City and Islington Foundation Diploma students 2014. © City and Islington College

Experiment with constructed textiles techniques

Join us as we work our textiles muscles! 

Visit a range of different constructed textiles stations set up in Tate Exchange. Spend five minutes at each – or an hour at one – exploring and experimenting with constructed textiles techniques. Make something to take away with you, or collaborate with others in creating our giant knit.

No experience necessary as City and Islington students will be on hand to offer advice and help.

This event is programmed by City and Islington College, a Tate Exchange Associate.

About City and Islington college

The City and Islington College is an FE and He college in North London. The Visual Arts Department  is where young people with an interest in art and design come to find creative challenges, to extend their skill and to find new opportunities.

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Blavatnik Building, Level 5

Bankside
London SE1 9TG
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24 January 2017 at 13.00–16.00

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    Sheila Hicks

    born 1934
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