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SUMMARY:Largely Unseen: Works From The RBSA Permanent Collection
DESCRIPTION:The objective of RBSA heritage exhibitions is to give the public access to the Society’s Permanent Collection of artworks. Themes for these shows are chosen to facilitate the display of a broad selection of pieces\, aimed at giving visitors the opportunity to view as wide as possible a cross section of the works held. \nWith a collection of around 1000 artworks to choose from\, limited space often means that the Archive Team cannot feature the larger works owned by the Society. Largely Unseen will rectify these omissions by focusing solely on the most substantial artworks held in the Permanent Collection. \nBoth of Norma Rhys-Davis’ monumental oil paintings\, 3 Cliffs – Gower III and Seascape\, will be shown side by side for the first time\, and John Ridout’s sunny gouache piece Little Greek Church will sit next to his bold acrylic Blue And Ochre Landscape. \nPreview Evening: Tuesday 4 August 6.00pm – 8.00pm\nExhibition closes: Saturday 29 August 5.00pm \nImage: Norma Rhys-Davis\, 3 Cliffs – Gower III\, 1988 (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/largely-unseen-large-works/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Forthcoming
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SUMMARY:Ghalamzani Metal Engraving Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ghalamzani Metal Engraving Workshop with Hadi Ghahramanpouri. \nParticipants will be able to get a taste of Ghalamzani metal engraving and will create a sample piece within the session. By using thin aluminium/copper sheets (0.1mm)\, the engraving can easily be done with a chisel. Ghalamzani metal engraving often uses processes such as moulding with bitumen\, continuous hammering\, or controlled heating. However\, in this taster workshop\, a simplified approach enables participants to complete their own piece during the workshop and take it home at the end\, while still gaining an introduction to the techniques and appreciation of the craft. \nThis course aims to introduce participants to the fundamental techniques of traditional metal engraving\, with a focus on working with aluminium/copper. Participants will gain both practical skills and an understanding of the craft’s discipline. \nAge group and abilities to be taught         \n\n18 years and above\nIdeal for beginners and experienced artists\n\nCourse aims and skills/knowledge to be taught \n\nUnderstand how to prepare metal sheets and transfer simple patterns\nLearn the correct way to hold and use a hammer and chisel for engraving\nPractise basic engraving techniques on metal\, developing confidence with tools\nExperience the time\, patience\, and precision required in this art form\nAppreciate the challenges and rewards of traditional metal engraving as a craft\n\nCourse outline for the day\n\nMorning activity \n\nIntroduction to the history and artistry of metal engraving\nLooking at the copper/aluminium sheets and the process of creating an art piece on one\nTransferring and fixing simple patterns onto the surface\nRemoving the paper patterns to reveal the engraved designs\nLearning how to safely and effectively hold\, control\, and work the chisel and hammer on the thick metal samples\nGuided practice with basic lines and shapes\nLearning how to engrave thin metal sheets using the dotting tool\n\nAfternoon activity \n\nDeveloping confidence with tools through more detailed practice\nEngraving along simple pre-prepared patterns\nUnderstanding rhythm\, patience\, and technique in working with aluminium/copper\n\nWhat you need to bring with you:\n\nA pen\nAn apron or old shirt you do not mind getting dirty\n\nWhat we will provide:\n\nAll specialist tools and equipment are included in the fee\nWood glue\nDisposable gloves\nAluminium/copper sheet\n\nMethods of assessing outcomes\n\nFeedback from tutor\nGroup discussion\nCompletion of evaluation form\n\nBooking information\n\nTo book please use the ticketing system below. Alternatively\, please call the Gallery on 0121 236 4353 during opening hours to book over the phone. Bookings can also be made in person at the Gallery.\nBooking is essential. Payment in full is required at the time of booking to secure a place.\nPayments are non-transferable and non-refundable.\nPlaces are limited to 10 people per workshop unless stated otherwise. Allocation will take place on a first-come first-served basis.\nAll workshops run from 11.00am – 4.00pm with a 40 minute lunch break\, unless otherwise stated. Tea and coffee will be provided\, participants need to provide their own lunch.\nPlease inform the RBSA Gallery when booking of any health conditions or additional needs as some workshops might not be suitable.\nA valid student ID must be provided to receive a student discount.\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nIf you\, the customer cancels your booked workshop\, we are unable to offer you a refund.\nTransfers to an alternative workshop may be possible depending on the circumstance and is at the discretion of the RBSA Gallery.\nIn the event of under-subscription\, workshops may be cancelled or re-arranged. We will give you as much notice as possible if this happens and you will be able to transfer to another course or receive a full refund. The RBSA is unable to refund additional expenses\, such as travel and accommodation.\nIf you are booked on a workshop and do not attend on the day\, a refund will not be given.\n\nContinual Professional Development (CPD) and Copyright\n\nWe welcome bookings from people attending for Continual Professional Development (CPD). However\, our workshops are not designed as CPD. If your employer is paying for the course or you require more details about what you expect from the course\, please contact the Gallery in advance before booking.\nThe workshop content and any information provided (e.g. handouts\, guidance notes\, etc.) are the intellectual property of the artist delivering the workshop. They should not be used or reproduced without permission from the artist (e.g. copying handouts to use in any classes workshop attendees might deliver themselves afterwards). \n\nOther information \n\nThe workshop will take place in the RBSA Gallery\, floor 1. The space will be closed to visitors and will only be used by workshop attendees. However\, staff and volunteers will need to walk through the space at various points in the day to access the staff office\, which is located on the same floor.\nAttendees can leave their materials in the workshop space during their breaks but the RBSA will not be responsible for any loss or damages.\nPlease bring a packed lunch. Alternatively\, there are a number of cafés and sandwich shops within walking distance of the Gallery.\nPlease bring an old shirt or apron to help protect your clothing.\nThe continuous redevelopment work in the city centre has caused increased traffic\, delays\, and diversions in and around the City Centre. Therefore\, please allow yourself plenty of travel time\, plan your route\, and check your parking arrangements.\nIf you are travelling by car\, please ensure your car is clean air zone compliant\, or charges may occur.
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/ghalamzani-metal-engraving-workshop/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
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