For those looking for a way to escape this Autumn and Winter, West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched their new programme of arts and crafts short courses for October 2022 through to March 2023.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation are pleased to be able to re-introduce a new series of continued professional development courses in libraries preservation and collections care in collaboration with the British Library for 2022.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched their new programme of arts and crafts short courses for June through to September 2022.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched 50 special one-day short courses to celebrate its 50th Anniversary.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched its latest programme of courses focussing on Historic Building Conservation running from October 2021 – September 2022.
With many people returning back to school or university, it’s the perfect time to start 2022 creatively. West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched a programme of more than 225 short courses taking place throughout January, February and March 2022.
Seeing a home furniture boom, and a demand in unique bespoke home furnishings, West Dean College of Arts and Conservation have recently launched a programme of 180 new short courses taking place between now and December 2021, which allow students the chance to make unique pieces, artwork and accessories for a truly individual interior.
With restrictions easing West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched over 180 short courses, including 18 new courses, running from October to December 2021, to help makers and artists develop and perfect their new skills.
With 5.6million people watching the Great British Sewing Bee – making it one of the top 10 most watched programmes in the UK, according to BARB, there’s no denying that there’s a resurgence of creative inspiration on TV.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation is very pleased to announce the resumption of site based training in Historic Building Conservation, following delays due to the Covid pandemic, starting with the four-day course Structural Repair of Historic Buildings from Monday, June 7 to Thursday, June 10, 2021.
