workshops and events

Embroidery workshop exploring the relationship between plants, the body, and healing. Using embroidery, learn more about folk traditions.

THG invites under 5's and their parents/carers to a fun, art session on the last Friday of every month.

Aged 16 – 25? Join our free Youth Art Network workshops on the last Tuesday of every month.

Our new Creative Cabinet art space will be delivering a packed programme of art activities across East Devon this summer.

Letterpress printing, part of a sequence of printmaking workshops for 11 to 17-year-olds throughout the summer holidays.

A sequence of printmaking workshops from Double Elephant's brilliant tutors, this one printing with old carved wooden letterpress type.

Another fantastic printmaking workshop from Double Elephant's brilliant tutors, this time learn the careful process of reduction printmaking.

Rubber Stamp block printing, part of a sequence of printmaking workshops for 11 to 17-year-olds throughout the summer holidays.

A fun, playful workshop from another fabulous Double Elephant tutor, this time introducing block printing.

Kitchen lithography printing, part of a sequence of printmaking workshops for 11 to 17-year-olds throughout the summer holidays.

Another exciting workshop with an excellent Double Elephant tutor this time using coca-cola and kitchen foil to print our drawings.

Drypoint etching printing, part of a sequence of printmaking workshops for 11 to 17-year-olds throughout the summer holidays.

Working with exhibiting artist and printmaker Lynn Bailey this session will guide you through the delicate process of drypoint and chine collé

The last of our Summer Print! series is the ever popular gelli plate process, led by exhibiting artist and printmaker Judith Langlois this is a fun and experimental session.

Dr Sophie Hatchwell discusses the work of Yasmin David to coordinate with the opening of new exhibition: The Nature of Light

Lara Goodband, contemporary art curator and Clio David, filmmaker and daughter of Yasmin David, discuss the exhibition The Nature of Light and the work of Yasmin David.