The National Festival of Making in Blackburn featured collaborations between artists and manufacturing leaders, focusing on 'Art in Manufacturing.' Artists created innovative works, including a mural by Morag Myerscough and an optical installation by Liaqat Rasul. Locality was key, with artists partnered with Lancashire manufacturers like Darwen Terracotta. Matter at hand's 'Poured Earth' emphasized the use of earthen materials, while Rasul's installation 'Umeed' used factory salvage to explore themes of hope. Each piece showcased the interplay of art, craftsmanship, and local heritage.
The National Festival of Making showcased the collaboration of artists and manufacturers, creating vibrant installations that celebrate local artistry and industrial craftsmanship.
Matter at hand's installation 'Poured Earth' invites exploration of materials in Blackburn Cathedral, showcasing the continuity of earthen building styles.
Morag Myerscough's mural transformed a building into a vivid geometric floral display, harmonizing with garden elements and surrounding architecture.
Rasul's textile installation 'Umeed' emphasizes hope through salvaged materials, reflecting themes of cultural diversity and sustainability.
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