Jun 28, 2017
Ozel AB - “Sierra Echo”
Workshop 24 [Workshop, 2017]
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Ozel AB - “Sierra Echo”
Workshop 24 [Workshop, 2017]
Documenting everything that went on at Workshop 24, and celebrating the creative people in South Kilburn, this book includes interviews, photos and creative responses to Peel Precinct. It's all Made In South Kilburn.
Afternoon tea with Fozia - 1000 cups of tea in four months at Workshop 24. And a whole lot more besides.
Fanzine of poetry from the South Kilburn Speaks project which ran at Workshop 24: a pdf to download. Also available as an A5 zine from the shop.
Social Media Week
Social Media Week connects people and places, content and conversations; and we'l be taking part at Workshop 24 with a series of events to help local artists, creatives, residents, businesses and community groups to join up and do more.
Join us for afternoon tea and a social media surgery on Wednesday 9th February from 12 noon-5pm; as well as a cuppa, expert social media surgeons led by Lloyd Davis (Tuttle) and Dan Thompson (Empty Shops Network) will be on hand to help with problems and suggest new ways of working.
On Friday 11th, there's a special seminar for local groups, ed by NeB Media.
And the week rounds off with another surgery on Saturday 12th February, from 12 noon-5pm.
One-day Film-making at Workshop 24
We're hosting a free film-making workshop on Saturday 29th January. In a full day at Workshop 24, you'll explore the South Kilburn estate through story telling, basic filming skills, editing and production of a short film.
Participants will be encouraged to explore their experiences in their local area, decide as a team what to film and how they wish to portray their surroundings. Films will be posted straight to YouTube and shared through Facebook, Twitter and other social media reaching a large audience on the day.
The workshop will be led by artist Aoife Twomey - if you'd like to book a place email [email protected] with 'FAO Aoife - Film Workshop' in the subject line.