


Creative Inspiration Workshop: Classic Calligraphy - The Essence of the Alphabet
Creative Inspiration Workshop - Classic Calligraphy - the essence of the alphabet

Free form calligraphy workshop at the Geffrye Museum of the Home, London
Free form calligraphy workshop at the Geffrye Museum, London

Inscribed: the Craft of Cutting Letters - building and exhibition tour
Inscribed: The Craft of Cutting Letters - Building and Exhibition Tours

How Do You Want to be Remembered?
Exhibition information
We are drawn to capture a memory. For centuries, we have commemorated and mourned the passing of lives through memorials. Presenting a time capsule of beautiful memorials drawn and carved by hand by leading letter carvers, this exhibition will show how individual lives can be celebrated with sensitive design and beautiful lettering. The exhibition is designed to uplift and to prompt us to consider how we would like to be remembered.
We will present the working drawings and designs of lettering artists, as well as original works from our Art & Memory collection. Among the exhibits on display will be the memorial artwork created with the running vest of Stephen Lawrence, kindly loaned by the Lawrence family.
Visitor info
Opening times: Friday-Monday: 11.00am – 5.00pm.
Closed Tuesday-Thursday.
Further information: 01728 688393
Admission Free.

Talk and Tour of 'An Elixir of Letters' with Rachel Gundry
Join Rachel at the Chelsea Physic Garden for a talk and demonstration of her work designing and carving artworks such as her 'A Laughing Pomegranate' created for our exhibition 'An Elixir of Letters'. She will take guests on a guided tour of all the works on display in the Garden. While the talk is free on entry to the Garden, please reserve your place here www.chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk/Event/an-elixir-of-letters-talk-and-tour-with-rachel-gundry .

Talk and Tour of 'An Elixir of Letters' at Chelsea Physic Garden with Martin Cook
Join Martin Cook for a talk about his work and a tour of the garden artworks in our ‘An Elixir of Letters’ exhibition at Chelsea Physic Garden.