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Jane McCall Lampshade Painting Workshop

Artists are invited to join a one-day workshop to transform a handmade lampshade into a unique work of art through painting.

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Entry fee: Not listed - check the source
Location: Bankside, London SE1 9TG, UK
Exhibition window: Nov 21, 2026 → Jan 23, 2027

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About

Overview

Led by artist Jane McCall from Bloomsbury Revisited, this lampshade painting workshop is inspired by the work of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. You will transform a handmade lampshade into a unique work of art. Suitable for all levels of experience, this workshop offers the opportunity to discover new techniques, gain fresh creative inspiration, and leave with a beautifully hand-painted lampshade that reflects your own artistic vision. All materials are provided. We recommend bringing an apron or wearing clothing suitable for painting.

Itinerary

10.30 – Meet at the Clore Studio
10.40 – Introduction to Jane McCall’s work and lampshade painting as well as an introduction to Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant and the work of the Bloomsbury Group at Charleston
11.00 – Visit the exhibition Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant: Inside Bloomsbury to gather inspiration and references for the workshop
11.45 – Return to the Clore Studio and begin mark making and painting practice techniques
12.45 – Begin building the designs and patterns directly onto lampshades
13.30 - Break
14.15 - Continue painting and complete lampshade designs, followed by group appreciation session and drying time
15.00 - Session ends

Artist Biography: Jane McCall

Jane McCall and her business partner, Jane Howard, founded Bloomsbury Revisited in 2020. Inspired by their shared love of Charleston Farmhouse, it has grown into a distinctive interiors brand celebrating colour, creativity, and craftsmanship. Bloomsbury Revisited creates beautifully crafted lampshades, lamp bases, wallpapers, and textiles that reflect artistic freedom and individuality. Alongside her work with Bloomsbury Revisited, Jane is an accomplished potter and artist. She has led creative workshops at Charleston, Dulwich Picture Gallery, and the Courtauld Gallery. Her designs are stocked by leading interiors retailers, including Liberty of London.

Location

Tate Britain Clore Studio, Main Floor Millbank, London SW1P 4RG

Dates and Times

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