Make Collage Trading Cards

Make (and Trade) Your Own Collage Trading Cards w/ KR Moorhead (Accidental Collage)

Wednesday, Sept 23rd, 6-8pm UK

This is an in-person event that takes place at The Bat and Friends, Unit 71, St Saviours Yard, St Saviours Ln, Norwich NR3 1GQ.

In this session we'll discuss what Artist Trading Cards are, and why they are such great things to make! Then we'll make our own set of 9 analogue collage trading cards, with time at the end to trade with each other! All materials will be provided (although feel free to bring any of your own paper materials as well), and no experience is necessary!

Notes on accessibility:

• The venue is very small. If the weather is nice (and not too windy) we can have the door open. However, I do highly recommend that participants wear masks to protect their fellow workshop attendees who may be chronically-ill and/or immunocompromised, or who may have close friends and family who are.

• The unit is wheelchair accessible and accessible rest rooms are available on site at St Saviour's Yard.

• If you have specific access needs or questions regarding accessibility, please don't hesitate to contact kr@neuroqueercreative.com.

Spaces are limited to 6 participants

Tickets are £25 each. All ticket fees go to cover the materials used and the facilitator's time.

Please note that tickets are non-refundable. If you can no longer attend for any reason, please contact kr@neuroqueercreative.com

KR Moorhead (they/them) is an AuDHD, gender-defiant, writer, collage artist and creative facilitator. Their day job is as a creative writing educator via City Lit and Neuroqueer Creative Studios, but they also create analogue collage art as Accidental Collage, and are currently working on both a contemporary fantasy novel and a serialised, hybrid memoir. KR has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia and spent over 15 years as a leacturer in creative writing before choosing to leave academia in order to create more accessible, inclusive, anti-capitalist, and anti-colonial (ie 'neuroqueer') creative learning spaces.