In conversation with Delaine Le Bas at the Whitworth

Join us for the launch of the Autumn/Winter 2024 issue of Crafts at the Whitworth in Manchester next month – with a conversation with Turner prize nominee Delaine Le Bas, who is interviewed in new A/W issue.

Le Bas addresses nationhood, land, belonging and gender across diverse media including embroidery, painting, decoupage, sculpture, installations and performance. On Friday, 18 October at 6pm she will speak to Crafts members and other guests about her life and work – following the launch of her Turner Prize exhibition at Tate Britain and ahead of the announcement of the winner in December.

Crafts will also be celebrating the launch of the new Autumn/Winter edition, you’ll be joining a true gathering of the craft community, bringing together the Whitworth's wider team and friends, some of this edition’s contributors, featured makers, Crafts members and others who are passionate about craft.

Did you know Crafts members can book their tickets for free? Join Crafts today and enjoy a host of benefits including access to the entire Crafts digital archive, talk recordings and invites to online event and ticket offers and discounts.

Friday 18 October, 6pm - 9pm
The Whitworth
Oxford Rd
Manchester
M15 6ER

About the venue
The Whitworth is an accessible venue with facilities to support you during your visit. Alongside this our visitor team will be on hand to assist you in the gallery. Find out more about planning your visit to the Whitworth and accessibility information for you.

If you’d like to speak to a team member about any access or additional needs, please get in touch with the gallery and we will be happy to assist you. Contact via email on [email protected] or by telephone on 0161 275 7450.

The Whitworth
The Whitworth art gallery and gardens is driven by a mission to work with communities to use art for positive social change, and actively addresses what matters most in people’s lives. We are proudly part of The University of Manchester, operating as a convening space between the University and the people of the city

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