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Bow Families Special: print your own seasonal cards with Katka Krajči
Sunday 8th December 2024 , 11:00am to 4:00pm
Join artist Katka Krajči in a family printmaking session to create seasonal cards with festive motifs. You can get to make your own stamps to work with from scratch!
Join us for creative family fun as part of this year’s Bow Road Winter Market! Take a break from the bustling stalls to explore new textures and colours – just in time for the festive season! Engrave, stamp, be bold with your designs and take-home handcrafted mementos to gift to others.
In this session, children and families will make your own stamps to work with from scratch. You will also learn to engrave some simple leafy designs onto foam sheets. Using a range of festive coloured inks, you can brighten your designs and print them onto coloured cards. All materials are provided.
This workshop is accessible for 4 to 11-year-olds (and adults too of course). Younger children can create simple placements or repeat prints whilst older children/adults can develop their prints further by rotating and overlaying their designs, making them more dynamic.
This Bow Families Special will take place inside the Bow Arts Courtyard Room.
Bow Families is a series of free, drop-in family art workshops that take place on the last Sunday of every month in the Bow Arts Courtyard. These sessions are a wonderful opportunity for local families to get creative and try something new! Each session is led by a Bow Arts’ Artist and all materials are provided.
More about Katka Krajči
Katka Krajči is an artist and educator living and working in London, UK. She graduated from the Bartlett School of Architecture minoring in Philosophy and Fine Art. With a passion for art education, Krajči successfully completed the Teach First Leadership Development Programme and currently works as an Artist Educator at Bow Arts and the V&A whilst continuing to work as a freelance illustrator and animation director. Krajči works at the intersection of fine art, documentary film, history of architecture, philosophy and art theory to address the issues of alienation and the creation of alternative communities in a modern city. She often uses poetry, sound and musical elements to contextualise her research enquiry across the media of moving image, collage and photography.
Access information
The Bow Arts Trust courtyard room has step-free access throughout from street level, including to the accessible toilet, and is service animal friendly. This venue does not have a hearing loop system. Accessible parking is not available on-site but blue badge parking can be found 500m away on Fairfield Road.
If you have any questions regarding accessibility at this venue or event, would like to make us aware of any access requirements that you have in advance of visiting, or would like this information in an alternate format including Easy Read, please email nunnery@bowarts.com or call 020 8980 7774 (Ext. 3)
Access requirements could include things like providing equipment, services or support (e.g. information in Easy Read, speech to text software, additional 1:1 support), adjusting workshop timings (e.g. more break times), adjustments to the event space (e.g. making sure you have a table near the entrance) or anything else you can think of!
Transport Information
Opening hours: Mon-Friday, 9am to 5pm
Address: Bow Arts Trust, 183 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
Nearest station(s): Bow Road (District and Hammersmith and City lines) is a 6-minute walk away, and Bow Church (DLR) is a 3-minute walk away.
Bus: 205, 25, 425, A8, D8, 108, 276, 488 and 8 all service the surrounding area.
Bike: Bicycle parking is located at Bow Church Station. The nearest Santander Cycles docking station is at Bow Church Station.
