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Worthing Museum & Art Gallery is in the centre of Worthing, near the Grade II* listed St Paul's. The building celebrated its centenary in 2008. The museum preserves the stories of everyday lives and cares for a fine art collection that began when it opened in 1908, including watercolours, oil paintings, prints and drawings.
Hands-on printmaking workshop with artist Gary Goodman, turning recycled Tetra Pak cartons into artworks using intaglio techniques and Chine Collé.
Beginner-friendly hands-on workshop to learn creative visible mending and hand stitching on denim and lightweight fabrics.
A lecture looking at the photography of Worthing from 1860 to 1914, with dozens of historical photographs from the town's past.
Talk by Monika Lind on the life and work of 19th-century French painter Rosa Bonheur, part of the museum's 'Remarkable Women in the History of Art' series.
A 90-minute talk by Monika Lind revisiting the life and humanitarian work of Audrey Hepburn, part of the museum's 'Talks Revisited' series.
Beginner-friendly festive workshop to weave a traditional willow wreath base and decorate it with seasonal greenery, with all materials supplied.
Workshop with artist Clair McKinney-Williams to learn tin embossing and create up to three Christmas decorations inspired by Mexican folk art.
Two-part collagraph printmaking workshop with artist Shona Macdonald, in which participants make textured plates from cardboard and found materials and print them.
Family workshop to make handmade Christmas decorations from natural and recycled materials at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery.
An illustrated talk by Monika Lind exploring the mystery, symbolism and hidden meaning of the Bayeux Tapestry.
Workshop led by artist Alex Michon to make fabric corsages inspired by the dress Joan Crawford wore in the 1932 film 'Letty Lynton', part of the 'Reflexion' exhibition.
Taught still life drawing workshop with artist Anna Twinam-Cauchi, drawing from artefacts in Worthing Museum's collection.
A 120-minute talk by cultural historian Monika Lind on Elizabeth Thompson, Lady Butler, and how her paintings challenged Victorian traditions.
A 90-minute talk by Monika Lind on the life and legacy of Marie Curie, part of the museum's 'Talks Revisited' series.
Two-part workshop with artist Shona Macdonald to create an illustrated concertina booklet inspired by dark fairy tales and traditional folk tales, with papercut elements.
Exhibition by Cathy Lomax that brings together painting, installation, video and found objects to explore the pull of film and the image of the star.
Hands-on printmaking and collage workshop led by artist Zoë Burt, inspired by the collections at Worthing Museum.
Hands-on workshop for young makers to learn simple soap carving techniques inspired by the Stone Age, with all materials supplied.
Art history talk by Monika Lind on the lives and work of Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt and their role in the Impressionist movement.
A 90-minute talk by Monika Lind on the life and music of French singer Edith Piaf, part of the Museum & Art Gallery's 'Talks Revisited' series.
Workshop led by Shona Macdonald to create 3D forest and mountain landscapes using wet-on-wet ink techniques.
Beginner-friendly workshop to weave a willow hen for a garden or windowsill, with all materials provided.
Life drawing session with Anna Twinam-Cauchi in which participants draw a model in period costume from around 1900 to 1920.
A hare-themed drawing workshop with artist Shona MacDonald, using charcoal, inks, pastels and gelliplate printing.
Hands-on workshop with artist Gary Goodman to create a three-colour lino print using the reduction method, with all materials provided.
Free exhibition by neurodivergent artist Shona Macdonald, a dark-fairytale journey through trauma and recovery with ghost trees and animal guides.
