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Author: Esther Boehm
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Lino-Cut Greeting Cards & Prints
Would you like to make your own greeting cards? What about trying your hand at lino-cuts? You will learn the principles of lino printing and work out your own design for a card. You can bring along your own photo to work with to create your design.
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Illusion of Motion?: CUSP @11thour in King’s Lynn
The first 11thour took place on 11 October. It was a magical night. The horrendous showers didn’t dampen the spirit of the evening. There were performances, exhibitions, light shows and more at several venues in King’s Lynn.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH THELMA CHAMBERS
Interview with Esther Boehm HOW DID YOUR JOURNEY AS AN ARTIST START?I used to draw and paint as a child, my father bought me painting by numbers and although I found the images very strange with their patches of paint, I loved the process and the little pots of colour; I also loved magic painting…
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Shakespeare in Love with St George’s Guildhall King’s Lynn?
Is it true that Shakespeare, himself, graced the stage of St. George’s Guildhall Theatre in 1592? Hard to believe when looking at this Grade I listed building in need of much love, care and renovation. But yes, it is true!
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Groundbreaking Sculpture
Figure Totem Beast: Sculpture in Britain in the 1950s is the name of a current exhibition at Tate Britain. It is noteworthy because the sculptures were made in the time after the Second World War where a growing optimism of a more humane society was contrasted with the fears of nuclear development in the Cold…
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Smashing Success at Heritage Open Day
What a day! Perhaps it was the sunshine on 16 September that contributed to the wonderful good feeling on Heritage Open Day. Regardless, we were thrilled with the enthusiasm and turn out. In the Shakespeare Barn, Michele Summers’ greeting and explanation of activities got everyone into the creative mood.