Cerith Wyn Evans in the Galleries
Until 10 June 2012
An exhibition curated in response to the De La Warr Pavilion's architecture, Wyn Evans' "love letter to the building" includes stunning, large-scale light works and installations. Read more
Gallery Interaction with Daniel Marcus Clark
Saturday 31 March
Join Writer and Composer Daniel Marcus Clark to find out what worlds lie beyond this one. Come and record your dreams through drawings and add them to our giant dream map. Just bring yourself and any dreams that you can remember! Read more
Lift The Lid
1 April (then the first Sunday of every month)
Led by Wendy Ann Greenhalgh
Three sessions during the Cerith Wyn Evans season that celebrate colour, beauty and light. Recommended for children up to 10 years old. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free, drop in - no need to book Read more/book
Young Artists
3-5 April, 10am–4pm
Tutor: Sharon Haward
Do you love art and dream of becoming an artist? Go art crazy in this three day workshop! Experiment with all kinds of 2D and 3D materials and create your own cool 'zine'. Suitable for 8-12 year olds. Price: £70 Read more/book
Gallery Interaction with Wendy Ann Greenhalgh
Saturday 7 April, 5 May, 26 May
Join us for The Poetry Jukebox. Choose a poem about beauty, light, longing or transience from our online Poem Hunter, and writer and artist, Wendy Ann Greenhalgh, will perform it live and unrehearsed for you in Gallery 2. Or just come along, listen and enjoy. Read more
Young Earfilms Club
10-12 April, 10am-4pm
Tutor: Daniel Marcus Clark
A film club with a difference! Create a purely audio film, using storytelling, sound and music weave your tale. Suitable for 8-12 year olds. Price: £70 Read more/book
Gallery Interaction with Joseph Young
Saturday 14 April, 2 June
Cerith Wyn Evans describes his current exhibition as a "love letter" to the De La Warr Pavilion. In these sessions, artist Joseph Young will lead small groups of the public around the building in silence to carefully explore the normally unheard and ignored sounds of the building. These 'sound walks' will be recorded using tiny binaural microphones (worn in the ear like personal stereo headphones), which will then be made available for listening immediately afterwards and online on the DLWP blog. Read more