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TOMORROW catch Dylan Edge of
@rncmlive as he presents Queer composers in collaboration with #QueeringTheWhitworth. Wander along a musical trail of Queer composers set against a backdrop of Queer artworks. Don't miss such incredible talent in action!
https://t.co/pgl3w2hpji
Delve deep into holly folklore and tradition and view The Holly Gatherers (1858) watercolour drawing by Frederick James Shields...
https://t.co/wq0zlhGCz6
#WhitworthAdvent #TheWhitworth #ChristmasCard #ChristmasCard #Folklore #HollyFolklore #WinterFolklore
In the week before we reopen we are writing about the works we've missed during lockdown.
Today Dominic writes about why he's missed Storm at Sea by Dame Ethel Walker.
Head over to our Instagram and Facebook pages to read about it!
#GalleryInThePark #TheWhitworth
Today is a great day for a bit of water play, so why not get the children outside and try out this week's water themed #AtelierAtHome? There's so much learning involved through water play, so today forget the worksheets and take your #HomeSchool outside! #TheWhitworthAtHome
#ThomasGainsborough was born #OnOrAroundThisDay in 1727. This watercolour drawing is a rare example of a drawing of an identified spot by Gainsborough, as most of his landscapes are imaginary #TheWhitworthAtHome https://t.co/LdiuwyEpfQ
Nancy Nicholson’s Swimming Duck:
Everyone says that having some greenery and pets in your life improves your well-being and mood. So here's a green duck on a cushion cover - Jason. #HopefulArt #TheWhitworthAtHome #SwimmingDuck #NancyNicholson
This bank holiday Monday we’ll be welcoming visitors during our regular opening hours from 10am - 5pm.
Why not pay us a visit and encounter Waqas Khan’s new neon artwork ‘Khushamdeed ll’, which for all of you fluent in Urdu, will know that the neon says Welcome #thewhitworth