The Exhibition

Photographs of the surviving archive of Percy Inman's collection were exhibited over the weekends of April 30th/1st and May 7th/8th 2022, from 10am till 4pm at Grassington Town Hall. In addition, the modern archive of photographs and echo shots was on display, alongside all the research material which Inman’s photographs prompted. 

Thanks to the generous funding of the National Lottery Heritage Fund the exhibition and all performances in The Octagon were free for all visitors.

 

Programme

From 10 am - Film of the Project «The Making of Presenting the Past»

Filmmaker Graham Kay has been on hand to capture the behind-the-scenes   evolution and development of the whole Presenting the Past project. This screening of his revealing documentary, largely made during 2019-2020, which records the work-in-progress on the many varied strands of work the project embraced.

11.00 - 11.30 am -  The Making of «Glass Shadows»

«Glass Shadows»​​​​​​​ is a brand new suite of original songs by Ron Norman inspired by images from the Presenting the Past exhibition.  In this 30 minute preview of the album, Ron offers a taster of the 10 songs and sheds some light on the writing and recording process that led to its creation. 

1.30 -  2.00 pm - Images and Words

The contributors to Present in the Past, the remarkable volume of original writing which emerged from the project, will be introducing you to some excerpts from the writings in the book and the photographs that inspired them.              

2.30 – 3.10 pm - The Music of Presenting the Past

From traditional country dance tunes to ambient electronica and a suite of original songs in a range of contemporary styles (Glass Shadows), the musical responses to the photographs have been fascinatingly varied. Enjoy a taster of this material played live by a group of local musicians.

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Woodcut Printing Workshop led by Tilly Dagnall

Tilly has led workshops for us before and always receivesrave reviews.  She will introduce you to the art of making woodcut prints, providing all the materials needed. No experience required!                                              

Place: Conistone with Kilnsey Hall                                                                         Date: Wednesday 17th September  Time: 10am to 4pm Cost: £55 including tea, coffee etc.  Please bring your own lunch. 


To book your place: Email uwalsociety@gmail.com or phone 01756 770350

 

An Enamelling Workshop             led by Emily Knight

Emily established Studio Vault, Settle in 2015 https://studiovault.co.uk/. Her background is originally in Jewellery, which she studied at the prestigious Glasgow School of Art. The workshop will give opportunities for sampling different ideas before working on a piece of your choice e.g. earrings or a wall plaque. The day will cater for everybody.                                                                                       DATE: Thursday 20th November TIME: 10am to 4pm                         VENUE : Conistone with Kilnsey Hall COST: £55 including all materials, tea, coffee etc.  Please bring your own lunch.

To secure a place email uwalsociety@gmail.com or telephone 01756 770350

 


Cheese Tasting at The Courtyard Dairy, Settle

Since The opening of the Courtyard Dairy owners Kathy and Andy Swinscoe have won many awards and helped to promote British cheese in a multitude of ways.                      This is an opportunity to enjoy an afternoon cheese tasting               guided by an expert in cheesemaking and learn about the history of.  Anybody who cannot drive or arrange lifts, let us know and we will try to match people up with drivers

Date: Tuesday 30th September 2pm to 4pm at the

Courtyard Dairy, Settle. Cost: £11

Book your place by emailing uwalsociety@gmail.com or phoning 01756 77035