Let there be pictures | Brighton | Saturday 21st May

Let there be pictures at Jubilee Library

City Reads invited Woody to curate an exhibition and host a drop-in workshop as part of their book club festival this May.

'Let there be pictures' invites Brighton to draw a family tree of characters from 'The Good Son' by Paul McVeigh - this year's City Reads' book of choice.

There's a FREE workshop on Saturday 21st May at Jubilee Library in Brighton. The week-long exhibition showcases drawings by leading illustrators living in the city, alongside inspired work created at the public workshop.

Some come down, get drawing and have the chance to exhibit your work in the show.

Saturday 21st May 2016 | 12-4pm | Jubilee Library Brighton

Studio Woody have also designed the exhibition identity and interpretations.

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Woody's Studio collaborates on a diverse mix of creative projects, from super graphics that adorn hospital walls to creative faciliation for research projects. The studio also curates and delivers events for the education and arts sectors.

Woody, also known as Zara Wood creates, coordinates and educates.

A co-founder of The Enquiry Desk project and Brighton's PechaKucha producer for several years, she is an award-winning senior lecturer + part of the International Association of Illustration Academics forum.

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