Weave, tangle, knot, interlace – these are some of the most universal ways of building structures, vessels, and shelter. They are modes of construction used by multiple species and cultures to create resilient, site specific, seasonal structures. Join visiting artist Martha Orbach for this workshop and try some simple basketry and weaving techniques. We will experiment with what we can make using these processes and you will create your own or a collaborative structure. We will use wild materials sourced from the local area, along with found things, and traditional basket willow.

Materials will be provided 
Refreshments are included
We’ll have a short lunch break – please bring a packed lunch

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Martha Orbach is a visual artist based in Glasgow and makes work about home, migration and our relationship with our environment. Her work has been exhibited at Streetlevel Photoworks, The Royal Scottish Academy, Glasgow Botanic Gardens and The Arcola Theatre. Collaborations include the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Maryhill Integration Network. She won a fringe award at Deptford X and was awarded the ‘Word and Image’ Prize at V&A Inspired By…

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