As a part of our A Dash of Lavender programme: we welcome you to join us in celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month and our A Brush with Nature theme in a Printmaking Workshop at Chelsea Physic Garden, led by Queer Art Club London.

You’ll start this exciting workshop with a night time wander in London’s oldest botanical Garden this winter and then make your way to the studio to create a selection of plant inspired lino and monoprints.

In this workshop, you will learn how to design and create lino cuts which you can print on to paper or textiles as well as play with Mono-printing using real leaves and plants to create your prints. You will then be able to print your designs onto t-shirts using colourful inks.

This workshop is for LGBTQ+ people and is suitable for those of all levels of experience. All materials and t-shirts will be provided.

Event Details:

• Discover how to use lino cutting tools to create nature inspired lino and monoprints.
• Led by Queer Art Club London – Facilitated by @finnyvodraws
• Suitable for all skill levels, from beginner to experienced
• All materials will be supplied.

Schedule: 

• Workshop begins at 6:30pm and finishes at 9pm

Further information:

• Tickets are £35 per person (contact us to discuss concessionary rates)
• Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended
• Please note: Discounts are not available for Members of the Garden
• This event will take palace in our ‘Gallery’ space, which is an historic building with existing accessibility challenges. While we have worked to make the space as user-friendly as possible, it does not offer wheelchair accessibility. For accessibility inquiries, please contact us at .

Join us for a creative, nature-inspired celebration of queerness, community and printmaking!

About Queer Art Club London:

Queer Art Club London is an inclusive queer art club founded in 2021 and led by a queer, trans artist and arts facilitator based in Hackney, London. They host workshops for LGBTQ+ people, creating a welcoming space to explore art and community. Through drawing, painting, and illustration, Queer Art Club London celebrates queer joy, pleasure, and intimacy while shedding light on injustices faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Their work documents queer experiences past and present, calling for change and celebrating the resilience and creativity of their community.