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The Queens Drawers Open Day Round 2!

Sep 05, 2022

The Queens Drawers Open Day Round 2!

The Queens Drawers Projects

Event Description

Exhibiting all the artwork, sculptures and artwork made by the community .


On Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 September, Adams Heritage Centre was celebrating creativity in honour of the Queens

Platinum Jubilee. The Centre was literally buzzing as locals came together to see the artworks made and sample the wonderful homemade cakes from Littleport’s W.I. All of which were free to visitors.

We exhibited the amazing works from sculpture through to textiles, silver jewellery, ceramics and fused glass. All of the artists involved in teaching were commissioned to produce a piece of work which were exhibited over the weekend and will stay on permanent exhibition for all to enjoy as part of the Centre’s new contemporary collection.

The artists who led on the workshops were Sukie Rix sculptor, Tabbi Frost sculptor, John Lyons poet and artist, Ian Stevens leathersmith, Jane Frost artist, Ricki Outis textile artist, Chris Powell silversmith, Tim Peacock sculptor, Felicity Hoyle ceramicist and Sarah Hunt glass artist.

Many thanks to all of them for their passion, enthusiasm and creativity and sharing of knowledge!

The Event

Adams Heritage Centre was able due to funding from The Arts Council Lets Create Fund and Awards for All National

Lottery Community Fund to provide these artist led workshops for free and which were open to anyone from our

community. Amazing!

Adams Heritage Centre would like to say a big THANK YOU to these funders for their support with both rounds of

The Queens Drawers which have been such a huge success in the village.

'Let’s do it all again PLEASE!' - Lorna

What the participants thought

The Queens Drawers Project

This workshop was part of a series of 5 artist led events for the local community funded by the

National Lottery Awards for All fund to involve the community in creatively celebrating the Queen’s

Platinum Jubilee year!.


Julie Galano Head of Funding at the TNL community fund said

’Congratulations on your project funding. And thank you for everything you do to support your

community.’


All of the works made will be kept in Adams to go on exhibition on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4

September after which they will be returned to the maker.

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