Merchant City Festival: Art and Design Workshops
Fashion Cultures: Glasgow School of Art – Art and Design Workshops at Jigsaw
Part of Merchant City Festival
24 Jul 2014 – 3 Aug 2014
Jigsaw, 177 Ingram Street, Glasgow
All ages
Various dates and times – visit fashioncultures.org for programme details
For the duration of Fashion Cultures, Glasgow School of Art will be conducting art and design workshops within the glorious surroundings of Jigsaw, Ingram Street. Formerly the Savings Bank of Glasgow, this building is a magnificent and inspiring setting within which to explore your creativity.
There will be sessions for adults and children, beginners and those with a bit more experience.
Workshops are free but must be booked online at FashionCultures.org
Fashion Cultures is an exciting new strand of the Merchant City Festival, taking place in and around the retail and entertainment spaces of Ingram Street between 24th July and 3rd August
The programme – which will feature workshops, competitions, retail events, new art work, talks and performances – will be a celebration of the role that fashion plays within the culture of Glasgow, the pleasure that people take in dressing up and going out, as well as the strong cultural ties that exist between fashion, music and art within the city.
http://www.merchantcityfestival.com
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