God’s House Tower (GHT) reopens this weekend following a month of TLC, marking the occasion with a special opening weekend and the launch of a new exhibition, Embodied Knowledge: Traces of Our Making.
The exhibition is presented by Create + Connect and celebrates women’s creativity through work developed in clay, weaving and Madhubani painting workshops held at God’s House Tower over the past six months. The project explores creativity as an embodied, shared process shaped by collaboration, materials and place.
Embodied Knowledge: Traces of Our Making brings together outcomes from workshops led by Moly Gupta (Madhubani Painting), Alice Hume (Introduction to Weaving) and Ren Wooldridge (Exploring Clay), with documentation by Mihaela Ardei. The exhibition highlights both the material results of making and the communities formed through shared creative experience.
Create + Connect is a project led by Ren Wooldridge, a multidisciplinary artist whose practice is grounded in ceramic sculpture and community-engaged work. Ren is a recipient of a space’ arts’ experimental bursary scheme, Pitch Your Project.
“We’re really excited to welcome everyone back to GHT. We thrive on creativity and people, and we can’t wait for our audiences to enjoy the refreshed space and discover what’s new across the programme,” said Hannah Preston, Venue Manager at God’s House Tower.
No booking or tickets required, and entry is free. Suitable for all ages. For further information visit: godshousetower.org.uk
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