Juliet Klottrup will share insights from her practice and offer practical tips on observational sketching, mark making. You’ll then take part in a hands-on workshop, using colour, texture, and movement to create your own artwork inspired by the Florence Mine.
This workshop is perfect for those wanting to experiment with process, ideas to experiment and loosen up in their creative practice. All you need to bring is your curiosity and willingness to experiment.
Juliet Klottrup is a visual artist working across photography, filmmaking and painting. Based in the North of England, her socially engaged practice explores communities, cultural heritage, landscapes and the natural world. Her work has developed into a modern archive of Northern life, with projects including Youth of the Rural North, Travelling Home and Skate Like a Lass. In 2025, Juliet won the Sony Future Filmmakers Award in Los Angeles for Travelling Home. Her work has been exhibited at Windermere Jetty Museum and the National Portrait Gallery, where she was nominated for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize. She is also an Honorary Photography Teaching Fellow at the University of Cumbria.
Our centre is wheelchair accessible with parking on site, ramped access to the studio door and level throughout. We have a wheelchair-accessible toilet.