Description
Join us for an inspiring Poetry and Art Workshop led by Chris Tutton, an award-winning poet and author of eight collections, including ‘Short Chapters From Sunset’. In this interactive session, Chris will explore an art movement using illustrations from books. Participants will create poetry inspired by the visual art and can share their work with the group. Chris Tutton, praised by figures such as Ned Sherrin and Alexander Waugh, is known for his poetic mastery and philosophical depth. He has collaborated with the BBC, London Libraries Development Agency, New Writing Partnership, and various library initiatives like Mood Boosting Books and Active Life Active Mind Across Devon Libraries. Booking is essential. If you suddenly can't make the event, please cancel your booking to enable someone else to attend. TICKETS: PAY WHAT YOU CHOOSE: We don't want price to be a barrier to enjoying creativity and culture in our libraries. Simply choose how much you pay for your tickets based on what’s right for you and enjoy the event. All additional proceeds will act as donations which will go towards providing other free events, projects and services at Gloucestershire Libraries. Gloucestershire Libraries are committed to creating an inclusive community and are working towards a place where everyone feels welcome, safe and valued for who they are. Our events are for everyone: We welcome you whatever your socio-economic background, ability, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, age, religious beliefs or sexual orientation. If you have any access requirements or if you need further information about the event, please contact [email protected] ahead of the session. Please note that all sales for our paid events are final. This includes ‘pay what you choose’ events. Refunds are only allowed in limited circumstances:If the event has been rescheduled, postponed, or moved, you can request a refund by cancelling your place online and emailing [email protected] the event has been cancelled, you will receive a refund automatically.
