Lancashire Witches 400

(2012)

Green Close – Supported by Arts Council England, Heritage Lottery, Lancashire County Council, Lancaster City Council, Lancashire Environmental Fund, Forest of Bowland, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Live at Lica.

A project focusing on the 400th commemorative year of the Lancashire Witch trials exploring the historic story and the enduring issue of persecution. This artwork is an interactive learning resource and is accompanied by an educational pack including suggestions for activities.

Kate’s commissioned piece was developed as a learning resource and is available for hire. For further information please visit www.greenclose.org.

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She has a fascination with the unusual and the discarded, and a playful way of experimenting with materials which she happily shares with others.

Sue Flowers

Artistic Director, Green Close

During her work for Green Close, Kate drew on her experiences working with young people to research the history of the infamous Lancashire witch trials of 1612.This led to the development of a new interactive artwork that is available to loan as a learning resource.