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Tuesday 9th May 13:00-16:00A cyanotype print making workshop lead by Chris Routledge. The cyanotype printing process dates back
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Tuesday 9th May 13:00-16:00
A cyanotype print making workshop lead by Chris Routledge. The cyanotype printing process dates back to the earliest days of photography and is terrifically versatile and varied. At its simplest it can be used to make photographs without a camera in the form of photograms, but it can also produce detailed and beautiful prints from conventional negatives. This workshop will introduce you to the cyanotype process and give you some tips and techniques for making prints at home. And of course, we’ll make some prints!
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(Tuesday) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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Tuesday 16th May 14:00-16:00Come and hear about the Lake District Tuckers, an industrious family of parents and five sons who were all watercolour artists Tuesday 16th May 14:00-16:00 (Tuesday) 2:00 pm - 4:00 pmEvent Details
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Come and hear about the Lake District Tuckers, an industrious family of parents and five sons who were all watercolour artists of ability and flair. Learn about their art, athletic ability, their politics, and travels, including one who became the first bishop of Uganda.Time
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Friday 19th May 17:30-19:00The Armitt Museum would like to invite you to the official launch of ‘Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley: An Extraordinary Life 1851-1920’ by Michael
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Friday 19th May 17:30-19:00
The Armitt Museum would like to invite you to the official launch of ‘Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley: An Extraordinary Life 1851-1920’ by Michael Allen and Rosalind Rawnsley. The Armitt will be hosting a talk, Q&A and book signing by one of the authors, Dr. Rosalind Rawnsley, Canon Rawnsley’s great-granddaughter.
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(Friday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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Tuesday 30th May 13:30-16:00An immersive afternoon workshop for the whole family. Meet Leah Boden and Lynn Seddon as they lead you through beautiful books, Tuesday 30th May 13:30-16:00 (Tuesday) 1:30 pm - 4:00 pmEvent Details
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An immersive afternoon workshop for the whole family. Meet Leah Boden and Lynn Seddon as they lead you through beautiful books, practical crafts, and an inspiring talk to help you and your family get the most of your time in nature.
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In honour of the publication of ‘Modern Miss Mason’ by Leah Boden, The Armitt will be hosting a book
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In honour of the publication of ‘Modern Miss Mason’ by Leah Boden, The Armitt will be hosting a book signing and short talk by the author. Copies of the book will be available for purchase during the event. To reserve a copy please email info@armitt.com or call 015394 31212.
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(Friday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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Buy tickets16jun6:00 pm8:00 pmAn Evening of Spoken Word6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Event Type ARMITT EVENTS AT THE MUSEUM


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Join us for The Armitt Museum’s very first spoken word event. We have a number of speakers joining us
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Join us for The Armitt Museum’s very first spoken word event. We have a number of speakers joining us to demonstrate their talents and showcase a variety of different styles of spoken word. Adult Ticket £8.00, Child Ticket £5.00
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(Friday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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A look at the extraordinary confluence of modern artists, thinkers and writers who made work in Langdale during the A look at the extraordinary confluence of modern artists, thinkers and writers who made work in Langdale during the 1930-40s: writers such as Michael Roberts, Janet Adam-Smith and Norman Nicholson who drew on the landscape and history of this remote valley, the creatives and intellectuals including philosophers Olaf Stapledon and John MacMurray, choreographer Rudolf Laban, and visual artists Gwyneth Alban-Davis and Hilde Goldschmidt who transformed the Langdale Estate into something of a bohemian retreat while across the road on Cylinders Estate, Kurt Schwitters embarked on one of the most important sculptural projects of the twentieth century. Why was this remote Lakeland valley an important and grounding influence for such a diverse but important group of modernists?
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