Arts and craft workshops
Support and funding for nearly 20 years from Arts Council England and North Kesteven District Council has allowed artsNK to nurture and develop the arts, and specifically groups that are keen to develop and apply their skills, project after project, year after year.
One of our ambitions is that projects have a sustainable impact, which is often about providing opportunity for people that have been practically involved to have a route through to further involvement and development. Sometimes this has led to the development of specific craft or village groups, that go on to become independent and apply for grant aid and take on projects in their own right.
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Artist Opportunity – Kinetic Workshop Places Available ~ Fri 24th, Sat 25th & Sun 26th May
There are two spaces available for this very special opportunity, for local artists that want to learn more about Kinetic sculpture and are willing to contribute their time to the project, or to Sleaford residents, wanting to make a contribution to the festival. The sessions are Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May. 10 till 12.30 1.30 till 4.00. Wind up or wind down till 5.00.
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Heckington ALTered Family Workshops
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Heckington Primary Year 5 Students work with artist Emily Tracy
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Contemporary Art Collaborations Transform Rural Churches
Two of Lincolnshire’s rural churches will be transformed by contemporary art installations, which will see internationally renowned artists make their mark upon the county.
Dutch documentary filmmaker, director and video artist, Pat Van Boeckel, and award-winning visual artist from London, Emily Tracy, have been commissioned to produce interactive new art work for St. Andrews Church, Heckington. Homegrown Rhubarb Theatre and Brickbeat Studios will also create a dramatic community production for St Peter’s Church in South Somercotes, Lincolnshire.
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Altered ~ Free Workshops @ St Andrew’s Church, Heckington ~ April & May 2013
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Altered ~ Free Workshops @ The Queen of The Marsh, South Somercotes ~ April & May 2013
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Photographic Walk ~ Tuesday 9 April 6.00 – 7.30pm @ Whisby Nature Park





