During a recent celebration of the Shuttles & Shafts in Dunacloney Orange Hall one of our founders Anthea McWilliams took a moment to read aloud a poem that was copied from […]
Last Friday the Linen Biennale team had the pleasure of celebrating with Shuttles & Shafts in Dunacloney Orange Hall. This amazing project documented the heritage of Wm Liddell & Co […]
PREVIEW – Tues 9 Apr, 7.30pm–9pm Three leading, local women designers showcase their latest creations inspired by linen. Gráinne Maher (featured image) has been creating bespoke headwear for the past […]
We are just a few days away from the premiere in Lisburn of The Linen Opera ‘Waking Beauty’. There are still tickets available, but we strongly urge booking soon as […]
At the Linen Biennale Lost in Linen exhibition at Island Arts Centre, Lisburn one of the many featured artists is Heather Richardson. Colm Kelpie from BBC News NI interviewed her at the […]
Fantastic article in the News Letter about Our Linen Stories at Lisburn Cathedral for the Linen Biennale this year. It has been a pleasure to have Dr John Ennis with us for this exhibition and he was […]
We would like to extend a warm thank you to our conference speakers and particpants who made this two day event so successful. We would also like to thank our […]
10 people (18+yrs) are required to perform non-singing roles in a new opera created by R-Space for the Linen Biennale in partnership with Northern Ireland Opera. Waking Beauty is written […]
Image thanks to McBurney and Black
The Art of Sharing: whatever takes your fancy! For this years European Heritage Open Day, R-Space is delighted to be presenting ‘The Rectory Song Books of Fanny Cupples’ (circa 1800s) as part […]
