Name: Collage Workshop 4 with Lina A.
Start: 2025-03-01T13:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-01T15:30:00+00:00
Location: Richmond Library Annexe

Explore techniques of collage under the guidance of a London-based artist – no experience required and families of all ages may attend.
About this Event

Join us for a series of four free collage workshops led by different London-based artists who use collage as a key technique in their art-making. Collage serves as a means to map different systems of knowledge, to create new stories and alternative narratives, or to playfully offer new possibilities.

With gratitude to Richmond Council's Civic Pride Fund, all participants of the public are warmly welcomed to freely attend and explore techniques of collage with us – our workshops require no experience and families of all ages may attend. You’ll learn more about each artist’s own creative practice and ways of collaging whilst also making your own collaged creations. You'll use a variety of materials and follow thoughtful prompts.

For each workshop, we encourage you to bring some of your own favourite personal materials that you may have at home – but otherwise, all workshop materials will be provided.

Workshop Leader

is a multidisciplinary artist working with moving image, experimental analog photography, AI, and archival footage. Her work has been displayed in the UK, France, and Italy and her most notable exhibitions include the Art Graduate Prize Exhibition in London, the summer group exhibition 'Patterns and Structures' in Cambridge and the group show 'off-RCA' during Les Rencontres D’Arles opening week. Lina received the Metro Imaging Mentorship Award for her conceptual installation piece 'Unrequited Land'. She graduated from University College London in Art History and obtained a Master`s in Photography at the Royal College of Art. She is head of the curatorial collective and publication 'Fetchish', exploring post-internet art.

Supporting Facilitator

Gina DeCagna is the founder and director of Palimpsest Projects. Last season, she curated d (25 September – 20 October 2024) at One Paved Court Gallery in Richmond to launch Palimpsest's inaugural artistic activities, in which 8 contemporary artists showcased how they intervene in or rewrite cultural narratives – carving out their own distinctive paths. An artist, writer, and cultural producer, she had completed her MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London.