Two school boys, one in a blue polo shirt, the other in a red jumper, lean over an exhibition display case and to look inside of it. Their expressions show interest in what they are looking at.

Making Artists’ Books

Years 3–6 and Years 7–13 Learners will make their own artists' books in this hands-on workshop.Monday, Wednesday and Friday, London Available during term-time. Press Book Now and complete the form to let us know your preferred date

About Making Artists’ Books

Two school boys, one in a blue polo shirt, the other in a red jumper, lean over an exhibition display case and to look inside of it. Their expressions show interest in what they are looking at.

Learners will discover what an artist's book is and why they are made in this hands-on workshop.

  • Maximum group size: 30
  • Cost: free
  • Start times: 10.30 and 13.00
  • Location: the British Library, London

Booking is essential via the 'Book Now' button. Please email schools@bl.uk if you have questions or need help with the form.

More information about our Learning programme is available on our Learning events, workshops and resources page.

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