Please note: this event will be held in person at Inkling.
Create bold, two-colour posters using risograph printing to spark climate action in your community!
Starting with an informal group discussion, you will explore your perspective on the climate crisis and learn from intersecting campaigns including the movement for a free Palestine, Black Lives Matter, Save The Bees and Peace Now. You will work together to draw out key themes and phrases before moving on to experimenting with drawing, collage and mark-making. Using these materials you will be guided to develop your own A3 poster that invites the viewer to think, learn more or take action. You will take home 30 prints to share and inspire change in your community!
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About the facilitator:
Inkling is a queer, neuro-divergent Risograph print and publishing studio space operating with a commitment to principles of liberation, equality and accessibility.
Inkling is run by Morvern Odling and Rachel Cannings, both artists have many years of experience in facilitating creative Risograph workshops, including various drawing and print techniques. Morvern has worked in climate action charities (The Eden Project, Edinburgh Tool Library, The Hidden Gardens) for over ten years and is well versed in engaging communities in climate conversations.
IG: @inkling_glasgow
Access information for this event:
This event is for people aged 16+ only. There will be 10 attendees maximum, and the event will feature comfort breaks. During this event, attendees will participate in: Hands on activities / sharing work that has been created
This event will take place in at Inkling. You can find directions here.
Inkling has wheelchair accessible pathways and a fully accessible toilet.
You may be asked to wear a mask at this event.
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