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Big Draw at the Guardian 2015 – Sally Kindberg’s dinosaur hatching workshop at Kings Place
Fantastic day at Kings Place running a workshop for this year’s Guardian Big Draw. Many talented young participants hatched dinosaur eggs with inspiration and aplomb. Thanks to Joanna Lawrence and John Henry Baker, two members of the brilliant Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment who improvised encouraging … Continue reading