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Keith Critchlow Legacy + SAOG: Open Studio Event | Taster Workshops | Screenings

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Overview

Please join us on March 16th 2024 as we celebrate the date of Keith’s 91st Birthday. There will be taster geometry workshops running (60 mins each) and both KCL Studio & Library + SAOG studio space will be open.

Join the Sacred Art of Geometry Studio for a series of taster workshops in Geometry. £30 per workshop. Please book by sending an email to info@keithcritchlowlegacy.org. We will also have a film showing in the KCL Studio & Library (first floor Pixton House).

Workshop Sessions

WORKSHOP 1: 10am-11.am
Drawing the Fourfold Creation Diagram - With Daniel Docherty.

The pattern we will be drawing and exploring was taught by Keith as one of the three key creation diagrams - representative of the view from the 'Earthly' perspective. It lies at the heart of rites of orientation practices; and due to its inherent symbolism, it also informs traditional mandala practises the world over.

WORKSHOP 2: 11.30am-12.30pm
From Point to Rossette: An exploration of islamic geometry - With Saba Kafil, who will demonstrate how to draw the pattern featured on the front cover of Keith’s book Islamic Patterns.

Islamic Patterns by Keith Critchlow.

FILM SHOWING: 1.30pm - 2.30pm
Chartres Cathedral: A Sacred Geometry (2003)
- This extraordinary documentary film explores one of the most beautiful and mysterious cathedrals in the world, Chartres Cathedral in France. Filmed by an acclaimed BBC cameraman, it features challenging theories and discoveries by Professor Keith Critchlow. Also featured is Malcolm Miller, author and longtime guide at Chartres Cathedral.

FREE ENTRY.

Please note: Places are limited so please come early, we will offfer places on a first-come, first-served basis.

WORKSHOP 4: 3.00pm-4pm: 
The Cosmos in Stone: Sacred Geometry of a Master Mason - The Golden Ratio with Tom Bree

Each workshop has 14 places available and will be held in The SAOG Studio on Emerson Site. *Materials will be provided.

Please book workshops in advance. £30 per person. Contact Matthew Critchlow by emailing here to confirm which workshop/s you wish to do.

Evening Event

Sonic Geometry Taster Workshop: 7-8pm

with Professor Julian Henriques, from the Department of Media, Communication and Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths College, London. This event takes place in Ruskin Hall on the first floor of Ruskin Building.

FREE ENTRY. Click here to read more and book your place.


Other Activities

We will have Film Screenings throughout the day. The KCL studio space & library will be open (1st Floor of Pixton House). *Please note currently there is no wheelchair access to upstairs).

Keith’s books will be available for sale. The Hidden Geometry of Flowers & The Golden Meaning (not available anywhere else)

We also have prints of Keith’s Original art-work available for purchase (all proceeds go toward supporting the KCL Studio Space & Library resource).

Come and join us, ask questions, look at the books and artefacts and speak to us about the next level of work we will be doing as we create a working resource for public access and share next stage plans.

The Event will end at 8.30pm.

Should you wish to book accommodation to stay overnight, we advise looking on AirBnb, Booking.com or contacting Emerson College Directly to see what rooms are available. Email: bookings@emerson.org.uk


Venue

Keith Critchlow Legacy, 1st Floor, Pixton House, Emerson College, Hartfield Road, Forest Row, East Sussex RH18 5JX

PLEASE NOTE: Food not provided. You can book meals with Emerson directly, and the cafe is open from 8am until 4pm. Feel free to bring snacks/food.


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The Geometry of Chartres Cathedral Seminar & Talk with Daniel Docherty @ KCL Studio Space

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Sonic Geometry Taster Workshop with Professor Julian Henriques