Sleeveface Workshop Alert

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Come and try some sleevefacing at the National Museum in Cardiff, Wales.

This will be a fun open day in the main hall of the National Museum for children and adults of all ages to pick some sleeves and take some pics.

We’ll have sleeves to borrow and photographers on hand to snap your sleevefaces. Plus some other fun games and things to do too.

It’s part of Swn Festival which we fully endorse! Please note: the Sleeveface Workshop is free of charge.

The Facebook event has just gone up, so say hello!

Sleeveface Workshop
National Museum
Cardiff
Wales
Sunday 25th Oct 2009
Free entry to all


Event flyer

Image credit: Naomi Lane / Grace Todd / Ewan Jones Morris

Biggest Mass Sleeveface Yet – Sŵn Festival in Cardiff

In Cardiff people are excitedly gearing up for Sŵn Festival 2008, quite frankly the biggest inner city, multi-venue jamboree of bands and culture since — last year’s Sŵn Festival.

Tonight at the opening ceremony, held at the National Museum of Wales, we did a mass Sleeveface. Probably the biggest yet so cheers to everyone that took part, it was phenomenal! Here’s a big res version of the mass Sleeveface pic. There are actually people to the left and right of this photo out of shot – here’s a panoramic image made from the photos stuck together.

If you’re around for Sŵn Festival, there are two great Sleeveface things happening. As well as the free photo exhibition in G39 open during the day, there is a free Sleeveface workshop in the Museum itself on Sunday between 11AM and 4PM. Come, say hello, borrow some sleeves and try out Sleevefacing with a pro photographer. Bring a friend! Obscure or augment his or her face!

The mighty Truckers Of Husk are among the bands playing on Saturday at Kaz Bar – you might know their intricate riffology from the How To Sleeveface video.

The full list of bands and events is at swnfest.com but it includes Rob Da Bank, Euros Childs, Young Marble Giants, Richard James, Silent Disco, Clinic, Scrabble Swnday, Future Of The Left, Cate Le Bon, Indian Jewelry, Aiden Smith, Martin Carr and imperial tonnes of other terrific stuff. Phew!

Photo credit: Mei Lewis at Mission Photographic (professional photography services for you)