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Dunsden Owen Association

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General Admission

Don&#39;t miss award-winning stained glass artist Natasha Redina&#39;s fascinating illustrated talk at All Saints Church, Dunsden Green. Natasha will share her own journey through the intriguing art form that is glass, from learning the traditional skills and craftsmanship of architectural stained glass to an increasingly experimental practice encompassing engraving, surface treatments, projection, installation and the manipulation of light. Through commissions, research, residencies and her studies at the Royal College of Art, she has become fascinated by the territory between art and craft, and by what happens when centuries-old skills are combined with experimentation, curiosity and contemporary artistic thinking. Beginning with her Wilfred Owen window in the church, her talk will be illustrated with images of her work and the processes behind it. Natasha will explore the extraordinary expressive possibilities of glass and its unique relationship with light, architecture and space.&nbsp; The talk offers a glimpse into an evolving artistic practice &mdash; one that begins with the stained glass window but increasingly asks what glass can become when we look beyond it. Refreshments will be available on arrival and again after the talk, which will include time for questions.

Don't miss award-winning stained glass artist Natasha Redina's fascinating illustrated talk at All Saints Church, Dunsden Green. Natasha will share her own journey through the intriguing art form that is glass, from learning the traditional skills and craftsmanship of architectural stained glass to an increasingly experimental practice encompassing engraving, surface treatments, projection, installation and the manipulation of light. Through commissions, research, residencies and her studies at the Royal College of Art, she has become fascinated by the territory between art and craft, and by what happens when centuries-old skills are combined with experimentation, curiosity and contemporary artistic thinking. Beginning with her Wilfred Owen window in the church, her talk will be illustrated with images of her work and the processes behind it. Natasha will explore the extraordinary expressive possibilities of glass and its unique relationship with light, architecture and space.  The talk offers a glimpse into an evolving artistic practice — one that begins with the stained glass window but increasingly asks what glass can become when we look beyond it. Refreshments will be available on arrival and again after the talk, which will include time for questions.

Dunsden Owen Association

Beyond the Window – a talk by Natasha Redina

Church Ln

General Admission

£15