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Sara Dennis Embroidery

sara dennis embroidery

It has always held a fascination for me and exploring the history, techniques and examples of embroidery from around the world has been a joy as I have learned more and more about this extraordinary craft. As well as Day Classes, the Certificate and Diploma, Summer Intensive Certificate and the Degree modules at Hampton Court Palace, I have taught at the Victoria and Albert Museum, The British Library and The Royal Free Hospital. Currently I have a studio at Lancaster Castle though I spend a lot of my time teaching and embroidering elsewhere. I run workshops and teach classes for the RSN, at Hampton Court and in Lancaster. Recently I've taught at The Brewery Arts in Kendal; Swallows and Artisans, Coniston; Farfield Mill Sedbergh; and Cumbria's Museum of Military Life in Carlisle to name a few. I also run Embroidery Groups in Kendal and Lancaster. Alongside that I continue to exhibit, recently I've curated exhibitions at Farfield Mill, at Cumbria's Museum of Military Life in Carlisle, and Lancaster Castle. And I found time to do online courses for the RSN and for the School of Stitched Textile, host a holiday for Colouricious and talks for embroidery groups. During Covid I've also taught and tutored online. When I'm not busy with all this I love undertaking renovations, and have done work ranging from samplers to a Shabraque for the Parachute Regiment's pony. This versatility came in handy working as an expert with the BBC One Programme The Repair Shop. It's busy but great fun.

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Dark Sky Wales Education Services

dark sky wales education services

Ynyshir RCT

We are a team of professional educators who provide exciting workshop sessions designed to inspire young learners and to encourage them to take an interest in science, mathematics and engineering (STEM). We have built on our successful relations with a number of different organisations, such as Cassidian, The Valleys Project, Communities First, University of Glamorgan, Mid-Glamorgan Education Business Partnership, Hands on Science, First Campus, Cardiff Museum and many more.

The William Stok Art Centre

the william stok art centre

William Stok is the founder of the William Stok Art Centre in London. He is an artist who has used painting, sculpture, photography, film as a means of expression. Showing widely in Europe, he has worked on public commissions, collaborated on several television programmes and his work is in museum collections. William Stok has also organised shows, taught in universities, writes articles and produced catalogues. He was one of the founders of Barbican Arts Group

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North Wales Flight Academy

north wales flight academy

Caernarfon

Caernarfon Airport is located in the heart of Snowdonia, operating scenic and training flights all year round. With an on-site aviation museum, Cafe, home to the Wales Air Ambulance and the HM Coastguard Helicopters operated by Bristow. The airport was originally opened in 1941 and known as RAF Llandwrog. The base was primarily used for training gunners, radio operators and navigators and later was the home for the RAF Mountain Rescue.

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Kinki Glass

kinki glass

Creative Fused Glass WorkshopsNikki has been based in the Fusion building at Jackfield Tile Museum for over fifteen years. When Nikki is not offsite blowing glass or in the studio finishing her own glass pieces she hosts fused glass workshops with a focus on providing exceptional workshop experiences. “I love glass as a material. It offers so many creative possibilities in all its guises, so I decided to open up some of this potential to visitors to my studio at the tile museum and have a go at creating a simple fused glass tile for themselves. It’s really rewarding to see adults and children alike relish the opportunity to make something totally unique to them whilst having fun in a professional studio. The amazing results produced in such a short timeframe never ceases to amaze me. These workshops make glass as a creative medium as an art form much more accessible and fun for all ages. Breaking down barriers and that notion: “but I’m not creative”. I love providing a relaxed environment where participants can have a go but feel no

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Oxford Ceramics Gallery

oxford ceramics gallery

OXFORD

Oxford Ceramics Gallery is an independent gallery specialising in the exhibition and sale of modern and contemporary studio ceramics. We work with both UK and international artists across generations with a particular focus on British, Danish and Japanese work. Established by James Fordham and his partner Rachel Ackland in 2006, the gallery has been in its current Walton Street home in Jericho in central Oxford since 2011. The business was born of a genuine passion for the art of ceramics (James has been an active collector since the age of 12!) and is underpinned by an active programme of one person and thematic shows in our well-designed, intimate viewing environment in Oxford supported by occasional external presence at leading art fairs such as Collect. James is delighted to be able to act as a special advisor to a growing number of private individuals who are looking to develop or re-shape their studio ceramic collections and the gallery regularly place works in leading museums including, in recent months, the V & A Museum, London; Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and Hepworth Gallery, Wakefield.

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Lancashire Dementia Training And Consultancy

lancashire dementia training and consultancy

Rossendale

Hi, I’m Rachel and I’m a dementia coach. I live in Haslingden, Rossendale. Surrounded by beautiful hills, great for walking our dog, Cassie which is something I love to do. I enjoy giving back to the community and I am a trustee of a small charity ‘Beacon- dementia & wellbeing’ in Rossendale. Beacon facilitate activity groups at the Whitaker Museum for people living with dementia, their carers and people who want to connect with other carers/people living with dementia.

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Larkin Glass Art

larkin glass art

Our work ranges from small pieces to large projects. Tuition of Tiffany stained glass technique is provided in The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Regional Colleges and community groups. A lot of our work involves repairs to old and damaged leaded stained glass window and door panels. For an example of a new leaded window in a property being restored click here. A photograph of the new window can be seen at the bottom on the page.

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Millennium Point Trust

millennium point trust

Landmark Venue, Attraction and Charitable Trust in the heart of Birmingham An award-winning Birmingham landmark in the heart of Eastside, Millennium Point is a unique venue destination in Birmingham City Centre, and just a short walk from all three main train stations. The home of ThinkTank (Birmingham’s science museum) and Birmingham City University amongst others, many of you will know our landmark building, but a lot more goes on behind the scenes than meets the eye!

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King Johns House & Heritage Centre

king johns house & heritage centre

What we now know as King John’s House and the adjoining Tudor Cottage were once a small part of Church Court in Romsey and are Church Court’s only surviving buildings. By the turn of the 19th and 20th century, the Court had been reduced to little more than a densely populated slum housing among the most impoverished of Romsey’s residents. At this time you would find no mention of King John’s House on any map or in any book as it was just a run-down building in a run-down part of Romsey. In modern times we know that the House was once a very high status building and part of a major medieval complex although its exact purpose is not completely understood. You can see many early features dating from this time, including fine stone masonry, ancient roof timbers and graffiti cut into medieval plaster. The Museum features aspects of Romsey life during the Victorian and Edwardian period. The 'old gun shop' has been reconstructed upstairs, using original fixtures, fittings and display items, while William Moody and his sister wait to greet you in the recreated parlour in the room behind. When you visit the House and Museum you can discover how and when King John became associated with the House, how it descended from high status medieval building to slum over 800 year of continuous occupation and use and why the Moody family are so important to the history of King John’s House. King John’s House and Museum are in the custodianship of a registered charity, dedicated to preserving King John’s House for future generations. Donations in support of this work are always appreciated. The charity is kindly supported by Test Valley Borough Council who work in partnership to share this important heritage property TripAdvisor

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