Broomy’s Bairns – Trip to Lunderston Bay
Last week we took a trip to Lunderston Bay with the Broomy’s Bairns to collect some sea glass! After a brief chat with the kids about the importance of keeping […]
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Broomy’s Bairns
We’ve got a couple of weeks of Broomy’s Bairns to catch up with! Two weeks ago our RIG Arts Assistant Louise, was kind enough to share a book with the […]
Textiles & Screen-Printing Workshop
In our Textiles & Screen-printing Workshop, artists Susan McInnes and Steph Davidson have been teaching participants various sewing and screen printing techniques to make decoartive covers for acoustic panels at the […]
Broomy’s Bairns – Year of Young People 2018
We’re so excited to be back in 2018 for our Broomy’s Bairns workshop! The kids had a great time this week looking at what it means to be a young […]
Urban Ceramics – On the Map
We finally got to see all of our finished ceramic pieces together and on our map of Inverclyde! RIG Arts Assistant, Morgan, was working hard the past few weeks, painting a […]
Plastic Fantastic End of Second Quarter
It’s been a busy few months here at RIG working in Broomhill on our CCF (Climate Challenge Fund) project, ‘Plastic Fantastic’. We’ve got 2 our of our 4 in-house plastic […]
Aideen Doran, ‘This Restless Place’
We are delighted to share ‘This Restless Place‘ – a short film by Aideen Doran – with you! Aideen is an awarding-winning, Northern Irish artist The film was made during the […]
Puppet Making with Marina Renee-Cemmick
Freelance artist and puppet-maker, Marina Renne-Cemmick worked with Broomhill residents for 10 weeks to create spooky moving puppets ready for Galoshans. Marina shared a range of techniques with the group, […]
Clothes and Costumes Upcycling
Textiles artists and costumer, Susan McInnes has been leading clothing upcycling workshops from the Art Flat as part of our project Plastic Fantastic. Running for the last 10 weeks, the […]
3D Drawing
We’ve now begun working with the 3D plastic drawing pens in the Art Flat and Notre Dame high school. It took us in RIG ages to figure out how to use […]
The Broomhill Project 