Join artist and poet Suman Gujral for a unique workshop that combines storytelling and textile art. In this interactive session, you’ll explore embroidery as a powerful medium for storytelling, inspired by Suman’s own family history and artistic journey.

Participants will learn about Suman’s creative practice and the ways her heritage has influenced her work. Guided by Suman, you will create your own piece of textile art, reflecting on your personal history and heritage. No previous experience is necessary, and all materials are provided.

About the Artist:
Suman Gujral is an award-winning British-Indian artist and poet whose work explores themes of heritage, identity, and family history through poetry, stitch, and print. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in community engagement and inspired by her late mother, Trilochan Kaur, whose embroidered family heirlooms carry stories of migration and resilience.

Note: Places are limited, so booking is essential.

Accessibility & Parking:

· The venue is wheelchair accessible, with ground-level entry and accessible parking and toilets available.

· Free parking for the first 2 hours at Student Car Park E (2-5 min walk) or The Forum Multi-storey (10-15 min walk).

Artwork : © Suman Gujral