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Artist Workshop: Mysterious Boxes with Serafina Min

10:00–12:00 & 13:30–15:30

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

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A family sat at a table together making small sculptures from modelling clay.

About this event

Join us for a thoughtful, imaginative workshop with artist Serafina Min.

We’ll begin with a hands-on tour of Beyond the Visual, our current exhibition featuring blind and partially blind artists which invites visitors to touch, move and play the artworks.

We’ll then head to our studio to make sculptures inspired by Serafina’s artwork, creating a box with mysterious contents that we can describe to others.

Tickets

This workshop is designed for families with children aged 6+, and we encourage creativity in all ages, so adults are encouraged to make too!

We’re running two sessions for this event, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Both sessions feature the same content, so please only book for one.

Tickets for this workshop are free, but please book in advance as places are limited. Please book tickets for all adults and children in your group.

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Access information

The workshop will take place in the Studio, our new workshop space on the second floor of the building.

Accessibility

Step-free entrance

Our accessible entrance is on Cookridge Street, with a lift (doors 100cm wide) bringing you onto the ground floor of the building.

Internal lift

There is an internal passenger lift (doors 76cm wide) to all floors of the building.

Pushchairs & bags

You can store pushchairs and bags in the Studio during the event. Smaller items can be stored in lockers on the basement level.

Toilets

The Studio has its own toilet facilities, including one accessible superloo (self-contained cubicle with toilet and sink) and two additional gender-neutral superloos.

Baby changing

There are baby-changing facilities within the Studio’s toilets. Additional baby-changing facilities are located on the basement level, within one of our gender-neutral superloos.

Quiet space

The Studio has a dedicated quiet space for those needing a break from noisy activities.

If you would like to talk to us about any access concerns before the event, you can email us at institute@henry-moore.org, or call us on 01132 467 467.

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