Contribution call from Mairead McCormack Artist – get involved and be part of the LinenBiennale too. Read more on her website Mairead McCormack Artist I’m interested in capturing stories from people […]
Image courtesy of McBurney and Black The Barbour Bros Co. Established in 1784 who produced the “Strongest, Smoothest and Best Linen Thread in the World.” which is made from the […]
Set in the stunning Antrim Castle Gardens & Clotworthy House – Spinning Yarns is a ‘must do’ event for those passionate about yarn or simply seeking a great day out […]
A new stream of blue flows through the Sculpture Garden at the F.E. McWilliam Gallery as the Flax Flower, Community Arts Project comes to completion. Instigated by the Friends of […]
We are delighted to be launching the Linen Biennale programme in Lisburn on Friday 6th July 2018 . Full details of all the varied events and workshops will be available […]
Edrick was the last one to blow the horn at the linen factory in Cullybackey. Watch the video to hear him share his memories.
Fancy joining our volunteer team? We are looking for bright, energetic, hardworking people of all ages, skills and backgrounds to help make the Linen Biennale run smoothly, both front-of-house and […]
Read all about this exciting exhibition featuring our Associate Professional Professor Jane McCann plus the famous Christien Meindertsma Flax Chair, recently chosen as part of the permanent collections of the […]
The Art of Craft Exhibition 2018 ‘FUSED’ launches on Friday 18 May at the Market Place Gallery. Northern Irish ceramic artist Caroline Getty exhibits her new 3-dimensional ceramics and linen […]
Our festival directors Anthea and Robert were delighted to welcome Peter Morgan Barnes back to R Space today to talk about the exciting linen- and flax-themed opera currently in development. […]
