Artist Adventurers: nature walking workshop
Join artist-adventurer Daniella Turbin for a creative session and local walk at Nook Gallery, Kings Heath. During the session you can expect to spend time both in and outdoors.
We will be commencing the activity in the art gallery, and this is where you will be taught a new outdoor skill such as navigation, and take part in an art activity such as nature journalling. We will then go as a group for a creative walk around Kings Heath Park.
The walkshop starts and finishes at Nook Gallery. See map and venue info below.
PAY WHAT YOU FEEL. If you are in a position to please donate what you can, however no one will be denied a place due to lack of funds. The money will go to the artist and some to the gallery.
Tickets
Additional Information
Please note:
- No prior art experience is required
- All materials are provided
- Suitable for adults, young adults and supervised older children (12+)
- Please wear suitable footwear and clothing for an Autumn urban walk
- You may wish to bring snacks and water
- The terrain will be urban and flat, consisting of roads, pavement and park lawns. Drop kerbs will be used for crossing roads. Steps will be avoided.
- Toilets are available at Nook Gallery.
Daniella Turbin is an artist-adventurer from the West Midlands. Her artistic practice combines long distance walking with photography, drawing and writing. Since returning home from a year-long, 5256 mile walk around Great Britain she has had a solo exhibition A Place to Return to at New Art Gallery, Walsall for which she was shortlisted for the Marsarto Award for Walking Art (2024). She currently works mostly within her local community as an artist and facilitator.