A rare opportunity to make your own piece of wearable art with Andrew Logan himself!
Join world renowned sculptor, Andrew Logan for a creative, fun and sparkling afternoon making your very own brooch inspired by Andrew's iconic jewellery designs. The session will begin with Andrew Logan guiding you through his creative process and design techniques. Andrew encourages you to bring small mementos of your own to incorporate into your design to truly personalise your creation. Your wearable flower will be ready for you to take home at the end of the workshop.
All materials will be provided and included in the price of the Workshop. You will be supplied with a metal flower base, resin, mirror, glitter and decorative items from Andrew's collection. You can also bring in any items you would like to include in your piece.
A wonderful and unique opportunity to be inspired by Andrew's flair and imagination, and to let your own creativity bloom and blossom!
This Workshop is suitable for everyone aged 16 +, no previous art experience is necessary. Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment!
Andrew Logan
Andrew Logan is a British sculptor, jeweller, portraitist, painter and performance artist. The inventor and perpetual host of
Alternative Miss World – an outrageous, iconic and countercultural art and fashion event established in 1972; Andrew is also the sole exhibitor at The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture, in Berriew, Powys, which he founded in 1991.
Part of a unique school of English eccentrics, Andrew Logan’s work crosses cultures and embodies artistic fantasy and creativity in a unique and unprecedented way. Throughout all of Andrew’s work, he explores transformation, joy, celebration and beauty. His large-scale sculptures and portraits can be seen and found in art collections and exhibitions across the world. His smaller scale, wearable art sculptures are unique, wonderful and collectable jewellery pieces that allow people the chance to take a part of Andrew’s world with them wherever they go.
This workshop is part of our April Ashley season. April was a friend of Andrew's and had a large collection of his wearable sculpture pieces. Some of these are on display as part of our exhibition April: A Lady in Hay which runs until September 22.
