Textile workshop with artist Gulnur Mukazhanova

As part of our new exhibition Gulnur Mukazhanova, The Manifold of Memory join the artist as she explores the possibilities of felt. Join us for this one off special workshop with artist Gulnur Mukazhanova. For the artist felt is more than a material: it carries memory and symbolises home, nature and cosmology for the artist. For centuries, felt has sheltered families, wrapped belongings, travelled across landscapes and held cultural knowledge. Join us as Mukazhanova exploress the nomadic cultures of the Central Asian steppe through textile. 📅 Saturday 21 November 2026 ⏰ 14:00pm – 16:00pm 📍the Whitworth 🎟️ Book your tickets 🌟Donations help us to present world-class events and exhibitions for free. Please consider making a donation with your ticket if you can. If you require BSL interpretation, please notify us by emailing [email protected] About the venue The Whitworth is an accessible venue with facilities to support you during your visit, and alongside this our visitor team will be on hand to assist you in the gallery. Find out more about planning your visit to the Whitworth and accessibility information for you. If you’d like to speak to a team member about any access or additional needs, please get in touch with the gallery and we will be happy to assist you. Contact: [email protected] or telephone: 0161 275 7450. The Whitworth The Whitworth art gallery and gardens is driven by a mission to work with communities to use art for positive social change, and actively addresses what matters most in people’s lives. We are proudly part of The University of Manchester, operating as a convening space between the University and the people of the city. Our exhibitions and events are free and open to everyone. If you’re able to, you can now add an optional donation when booking your ticket through Eventbrite. Every contribution, big or small, helps us continue to provide free access to art, creativity and culture for our community. Thank you for your support. (Image credit: Frank Sperling, Gulnur Mukazhanova, 2026)