Explore art and nature at Pitzhanger Lates with immersive workshops in sculpture, weaving, and tile making.
Every Thursday, Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery transforms into a hub of artistic exploration. With free admission starting from 5 pm, we have an exciting range of events lined up that will engage you in a joyful fusion of architecture, sculpture and nature. Read on to find out more.
In this Pitzhanger Perspectives talk, Paul Williams, a champion of integrating art and architecture, will delve into the process and thinking behind some of the major projects by Stanton Williams, a design studio he co-founded. Take this opportunity to gain insight into his inspirations and career journey.
In this workshop, artist Emily will guide you through the ancient weaving technique of the ‘foragers basket’. Drawing inspiration from our current exhibition, Anthony Caro: The Inspiration of Architecture, you’ll also delve into the sculptural essence of this method. Your ticket includes a glass of wine and a unique opportunity to take materials home, encouraging you to continue your artistic journey.
Sculptural Coiled Baskets Workshop
Date
Thursday 22 June 2023
Time
6.00 pm – 8.30 pm
Tickets
£38 / £32 for Members Your ticket includes a glass of wine
Let’s make botanical tiles together! Artist Ola Hincapié will take you through traditional tile-making methods, creating intricate impressions from stems, leaves, branches, flowers, and plants from Walpole Park. You’ll leave with your own beautiful tile and memories of a fun-filled evening.
On 27 July, join us as we explore the Child’s Tower Room, a unique ‘sculpitecture’ in our current exhibition, Anthony Caro: The Inspiration of Architecture. Spend an evening with Michael Regan, the commissioner of the sculpture, and delve deep into its stories.
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of HMT Empire Windrush’s arrival in Britain, we are hosting a free workshop with artist Candice Rodney-Sobers. You’ll make a fabric sample from discarded strips and learn about Caribbean Madras fabric’s journey from Chennai, India, to the Caribbean. All materials are provided.
On Thursday 29 June, we invite you for a special screening of The South Bank Show: Anthony Caro, 39 years after its first airing. Filmed in the year of Caro’s 60th birthday exhibition, this documentary gives a glimpse into the workings of Caro’s studios and his thoughts on abstract art.
In this Block Printing Workshop, artist Neera Sehgal will help you channel your creative energy into making patterned, geometric block prints, inspired by our beautiful gardens and Anthony Caro exhibition. These beautiful prints can then be sent as cards to your loved ones.
We look forward to welcoming you to these exciting Pitzhanger Late events. While you are here, don’t miss the chance to experience the artistic genius of Anthony Caro in our exhibition.
Also, stay tuned for our Creative Summer 2023 programme. Overflowing with art workshops, family events, and interactive activities, it promises a summer filled with creativity and fun for everyone. Step into the world of art and architecture, and let Pitzhanger be your creative playground.
A New Season at Pitzhanger: 2027 Exhibitions Revealed
As autumn settles over Pitzhanger, we are looking both ahead and around us: to a new year of exhibitions, to ‘Clare Woods: Garden Without Seasons’ as it enters its final weeks, and to families making the most of the garden at half-term.
This August, Pitzhanger is a place for looking closely and making freely. Step inside Clare Woods’s newly opened exhibition, join three days of child-led play in the garden, and meet Monique Kaur Kellay, whose work is helping more families and communities find their place here. Read on for new ways to visit, take part and return.
As summer begins at Pitzhanger, discover Clare Woods’ upcoming exhibition, celebrate the people who care for our gardens, and explore events and creative projects across the site.
Half-Term, Phoebe Collings-James & More at Pitzhanger
This May, discover family workshops, contemporary exhibitions and stories from across Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery — from messy play and clay making to the final weeks of Phoebe Collings-James and the hand-printed world of Marthe Armitage.
This Spring, the artist Phoebe Collings-James (b.1987) will bring new sculpture and ceramic work to Pitzhanger, the first time these works will be shown in the UK.
Please note that the Eating Room and the Upper Drawing Room in Pitzhanger Manor will be closed at 3–5pm on 17 October for a private function. Artworks in the affected space will be temporarily off view, but General Admission continues as usual. All rooms will be open before and after this time during our regular opening hours.