Led by London-based textile designer Fay McCaul, this workshop focuses on the design and creation of geometric jewellery pieces. Suitable for both beginners and for those with more experience in jewel...
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The first commercially available silver gelatin photographic paper was made in 1874, and this rapidly became the normal material/process for printing photographic images right up until digital cameras...
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Bring along a favourite photograph and get to grips with the basics of portrait drawing such as gesture, structure and contour. Improve your observation skills as well as individual artistic style. Ma...
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Drop in & Draw is an on-going monthly session for artists, designers, and creatives wanting to share their sketchbook pages with each other and to create a supportive community committed to drawing as...
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You are encouraged to bring your own drawings/ illustrations. Each participant will create an edition of 30 A4 prints.
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Through the process of food photography learn how to artfully craft, style and build a story around food.
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What is collage? How do we read images? Can we change the way we look at everyday images and create new landscapes, adverts or even creatures? Join this workshop to create a series of images using fou...
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The Cyanotype process was the first workable photographic process. It was first used by Sir John Herschel in 1842! It uses light sensitive iron compounds to make stunning blue images. Eventually it wa...
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Delivered in four sessions, these workshops will be a combination of theoretical presentations and practical experience, providing an introduction to the newly developed modern style of Arabic calligr...
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Drop in and Draw is an on-going monthly session for artists, designers, and creatives wanting to share their sketchbook pages with each other and to create a supportive community committed to drawing ...
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The sessions will cover the basics from the best ways to photograph work, considerations of displaying in a gallery as well as looking at commissioning agreements and intellectual property.
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This workshop will provide the opportunity to learn about the background and origins of Moku Hanga and some of Japan's main woodblock artists.
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Tashkeel Alserkal
Gallery, Unit 26, FN Designs, Alserkal Avenue
Sun-Thu 10am – 7pm, Fri 9am–12pm
(closed Saturdays & public holidays).
Makerspace, Unit 89, Alserkal Avenue
Sat-Thu 10am – 7pm
(closed Fridays & public holidays).
Tashkeel Nad Al Sheba
Nad Al Sheba 1
Temporarily closed for renovation