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Illustrated Talk: From Archive to Contemporary

From: 13 September 2008

To: 13 September 2008

450 Dyche Lane Sheffield S8 8BT

Illustrated Talk: From Archive to Contemporary

Starts at 1.00pm

Stacey Harvey-Brown who is an artist weaver gives an illustrated talk for the Hallamshire Guild.

Stacey who specialises in the Jacquard Loom, recently spent time analysing archive fabric from the Macclesfield Silk Museum and other collections in Europe.

She uses them as inspiration to develop contemporary designs.

Admission £3.00 Payable on the door

Batemoor and Jordanthorpe Community Centre
450 Dyche Lane
Sheffield
S8 8BT

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