Glassball Studio invite you, as part of our GUIDEline project, to join us for a for an informal afternoon of talking and sharing experiences relating to the Peak District National Park. We are keen to meet you and hear your personal stories about walking the boundary, reasons for caring about the Peak District Boundary Walk, as […]
Glassball Studio invite you to join us, as part of our GUIDEline project, to create photographic lumen prints from material collected along the Peak District National Park boundary, which is a short walk from the Longdendale Environmental Centre. Following our Tracing the Bounday Archaeology walk, where we collected artefacts including everyday Victorian pottery, we now would […]
As part of the GUIDEline programme at Longdendale Environmental Centre, near Tintwistle in Derbyshire, Glassball Studio, in partnership with the Peak District National Park Authority, have curated a season of special artist-led activities and workshops for visitors to Park's boundary. Following on from our 'Tracing the Bounday' events, from archaeology walks to lumen printmaking, we […]
As part of the GUIDEline programme at Longdendale Environmental Centre, near Tintwistle in Derbyshire, Glassball Studio, in partnership with the Peak District National Park Authority, have curated a season of special artist-led activities and workshops for visitors to Park's boundary. In this workshop you will explore the micro-boundary with artist Antony Hall identifying species through […]
Over the next few weeks, artists Cora Glasser and David Ball, will be showing their findings and work in progress with a unique projection mapped installation at three venues. There will be oral histories, archeological finds, lumen prints, archival documents relating to the formation of the first National Park, photographs from participants, drawings, and soundscapes. […]
Over the next few weeks, artists Cora Glasser and David Ball, will be showing their findings and work in progress with a unique projection mapped installation at three venues. There will be oral histories, archeological finds, lumen prints, archival documents relating to the formation of the first National Park, photographs from participants, drawings, and soundscapes. […]
