Join artist Tereza Bušková for a day-long workshop.

Begin with an exclusive tour of Tereza’s exhibition Mothers without Hands in the Community Gallery, then explore the concept of amulets of protection and the chatelaine. This was a historical, wearable, fashionable garment, dating back to medieval Europe that was both a status symbol and a utilitarian necessity for women, long before women’s clothes featured pockets. Under the expert guidance of the artist, participants will create wearable garments incorporating Tereza’s ready-made bread amulets and participants’ personal objects, found in their handbags.

Refreshments and materials provided

This workshop is for adults aged 18 and over.

Booking essential. Numbers limited.

Mothers without Hands, Public Procession, Folkestone, 2025, Photo Carl Gibbons

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