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Molly Mahon invites Tate Members to a block printing short course to create a unique set of napkins.
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Get matched →Join textile designer Molly Mahon for a two-hour short course exploring block printing, exclusive to Tate Members. Molly will guide participants in printing a unique set of napkins using specially designed wooden printing blocks, encouraging experimentation and creative development in a welcoming and supportive environment. This workshop is suitable for all levels of experience and offers the opportunity to discover new techniques, gain creative inspiration, and leave with a unique set of printed napkins.
The short course is inspired by Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, whose extraordinary partnership led to the creation of their vivid home at Charleston. Molly Mahon's practice brings colour, pattern, craft, and creativity into the spaces in which we live.
All materials are provided. Participants are recommended to bring an apron or wear clothing suitable for painting.
Tate Britain's step-free entrance is on Atterbury Street with automatic sliding doors and a ramp. The Exhibition is on the Lower floor, where accessible, standard, and Changing Places toilets are located. Ear defenders can be borrowed from the ticket desk. A visual story and Tate Britain map are available for planning visits.
Tate Britain Clore Studio, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG
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