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ART AND PLAY

with Odyssey artist Kate Howe

6pm-8pm
£20 / £15 members

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Join artist Kate Howe to hear about their creative process, play with a range of materials and learn new techniques. Their floor-based installation The Moving Line (Shingle Coast) is part of our current exhibition, The Open: Odyssey.

Using kraft paper and aluminium armature wire, you will create your own paper sculpture inspired by Kate’s curious and playful approach.

Smashing the paper to make it subtle, shaping it by hand, each participant is invited to delve deeply into the nature of material. Participants will come away with their own sculptural item and a deeper understanding of how curiosity leads to creative breakthrough in relation to materials.

Come dressed to get waxy! All materials are provided.

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MEET THE ARTIST

Kate Howe

Kate Howe is an artist, writer and post-graduate researcher at the University of Leeds where they are pursuing a PhD in Practice-led research on socialisation of gendered violence with the museum as the mediating factor.

Howe says “My practice is grounded in painting and wanders from the painted surface to theatre, installation, performance, and social practice. Always present are investigations around identity, time, memory and epistemological systems.”

Howe holds an MA from Kingston University in Creative Writing, an MA from the Royal College of Art in Painting, a BA from Arizona State University in Art History, and an AA from Foothill College in Technical Theatre. Howe is also a fellow at the Max Planck Institute, Florence, 2026.

Howe is the Founding Director and Artist in Residence at RuptureXIBIT, an inclusive, artist-run residency based practice incubator located in South West London, and has shown at the Aspen Art Museum (US), Hastings Contemporary (GB), Lychee One Gallery (London, GB), The Crypt St. Pancras (London, GB), Mile End Art Pavilion (London, GB), as well as Orleans House Gallery (London, GB).