
Chelmsford Museum have created an Open Art exhibition in their temporary exhibition space, which is on the ground floor, and invite you to come and show off your artistic skills!
Visit Chelmsford Museum during Half Term and create your own scrap art book using the same mediums at the artists on display.
Experiment with watercolour paint, pencils, pastels, fine liners, charcoal, colouring pencils and felt tips. Once you've made your art book, visit the Open Art exhibition, and pick your favourite piece of art that will inspire you to keep going with your creations. You may even find you have a favourite medium to get into.
Information for your visit:
You can drop in and take part between:
10:30am and 12pm (the room will close at 12:30pm)
1:30pm and 3pm (the room will close at 3:30pm, the museum closes at 4pm)
This activity is a drop-in style workshop which may mean we do not have space at the time that you visit. We invite you to check in when you arrive and before you leave to see if space is available.
This activity is suitable for all ages with parental supervision. Parents must remain with their children at all times.
Paintings that are still wet can be collected at a later date as long as a clear name is written on them and staff are made aware.
Aprons will be provided for paint but please be aware that some supplies may stain.
You can read more here.
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