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© Andy Brown
Lots of us have been in cars and buses and trams and trains – and some might even have been on a boat or a plane. But the world is ready for a new kind of transport, and this is your chance to design it!
All materials will be supplied.
This event will be taking place following government guidance on Covid-19 measures.
Times and locations:
23rd August, 12pm–3pm – Weston Park Museum
25th August, 12pm–3pm – Kelham Island Museum
Miniature artworks, small enough to fit inside a 10cm cube, from nearly 100 artists. Teeny sculptures, paintings, textile works, jewellery, hand made books, ceramics and more.
In her monochrome embroideries, Roanna substitutes people with stitches to create stunning, often dramatic, new perspectives on human gatherings. Crowds never looked so pleasing.
The Spanish artist Nano 4814 left behind this bright, wacky, and slightly unsettling piece when he came to town as part of the Feature Walls street art festival in 2016. It's the ninth stop on our city-centre street art trail.
A sculptor working with wire, welding and weaving it into ethereal forms and bringing in light and sound to create immersive installations.