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Big Draw: fossils, bones and exciting artefacts!

 

Revealing the world through drawing

Wednesday 31st October

Buxton Museum and Art Gallery

10 am – 12 noon

1pm – 3pm


 

hold, stroke, enjoy the feel of old stone!


 

Shells, fossils, wonders and marvels: join artist and storyteller Gordon MacLellan (that’s me!) and make your own collection of drawings and prints using tiny treasures, wonderful artefacts and fabulous fabrics from around the world

 

This is a Big Draw event: part of the world’s biggest celebration of drawing. Buxton saw a colourful draw on Saturday 13th in Pavilion Gardens. For our next pencil-driven adventure, come to the Museum on 31st and enjoy the latest exhibitions as well as our event. Look, peer, handle and maybe even sniff objects to handle: from African masks to ancient fossils, Australian seed pods to deep sea shells: a chance to draw, sketch and scribble your own set of pictures of a fascinating world. 


be inspired!

 

 

Can you draw your way around the world in 10 pictures? 

Or span the history of the Earth in 20? 

Or why not just pause in a busy day, take up a pencil and relax for a few minutes!

 

No booking needed: just drop in (but give yourself 30 minutes to work in so don’t arrive right at the end of a session!

 Children under 8 years old need to bring a grown-up with them, please

Free: materials supplies


Where: Buxton Museum and Art Gallery, Terrace Rd, Buxton, SK17 6DA