Event

Drawing Club: Ishbel Myerscough

Drawing Workshop for Adults

Ishbel Myerscough, Nineteen, 2024, pencil and pastel on paper, courtesy the artist

Location

Community Studio

Join artist Ishbel Myerscough in our Community Studio, 6.30-8:30pm, Wed 16th October, for the first in a series of new drawing workshops for adults: Drawing Club.

This class will be a combination of keen observation and concentration working from a seated model, using drawing and collage to investigate a figure close-up, pinpointing areas of interest and fascination. All levels welcome, including beginners.

The class will accommodate max. 20 people. It is not required that you bring any materials with you, but you are welcome to do so if you wish. Otherwise all drawing materials will be provided such as pencils, pens, pastils etc.

We will also keep Emma McNally: The Earth is Knot Flat open slightly later than normal until 6.30pm, if you want to visit the exhibition before the class begins.

Location: Community Studio, Drawing Room, Unit 1B, New Tannery Way, SE1 5WS

Ticket price: £25.00 per person, booking is essential. Concessions available, see below:

  • Universal/Pension Credit Recipients – 50% off (£12.50)
  • Southwark residents – 25% off (£18.75)
  • Full-time Students – 25% off (£18.75)
  • Over 60s/Under 30s – 10% off (£22.50)
  • Drawing Biennial 2024/Tannery Artists – 10% off (£22.50)

For further information about this event and/or to address any access needs, please contact [email protected] / 020 4547 6200

About the artist

Ishbel Myerscough (b.1968) is recognised for her highly detailed and meticulously observed portrayal of her subject matter, which over the past three decades has primarily included herself, her close friend and fellow artist Chantal Joffe (also featured in the Drawing Biennial 2024 – Drawing Biennial 2024 (drawingroom.org.uk)), and their families. Myerscough combines a focused study of youth and coming-of-age with adult experiences of parenthood, desire and bereavement, evoking the complex cycle of human experience. Myerscough studied at Glasgow and the Slade Schools of Art, and works in London.

Ticket price: £25.00 per person, booking is essential. Concessions available.