Getting into Hot Water is an inquiry into water and climate change locally as part of Dudley People’s School for Climate Justice. It explores our relationship with water and the natural world around us, bring our attention to water, questioning the habitual ways by which we know water, stimulating dialogue regarding human water relations and in the process engendering a process of curiosity, wonder and care. Getting into Hot Water is led by local artists Helen Garbett and Bill Laybourne, who have been collaborating with Dudley CVS for a number of years through our CoLab Dudley work on collective imagination, long term thinking and cultural strategy.
Paper Fish Making Workshop
Thursday May 2nd 11am – 1pm
Through their investigations into water Helen and Bill have become increasingly interested in fish, both fresh water and ocean going. Join this workshop to make all sorts of paper fish using simple techniques and in the process learn all sorts of interesting fishy facts.
At Workshop 24, Ruskin Glass Centre, Stourbridge, DY8 4HF
Places are limited, reserve your free spot on Eventbrite. Suitable for older children and adults.
This event is among many open invitations being extended through Getting Into Hot Water, an art-based inquiry into water and climate change locally led by Workshop 24. As part of the Dudley People’s School for Climate Justice, in collaboration with Dudley CVS and others, Workshop 24 invite you to join them in a series of conversations, Water Walks, Field Trips, Water Courses and ponderings. Dudley People’s School for Climate Justice is supported by the National Lottery Community Fund.