Tickets: £10
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have postponed this event. More information will be available when a new date is confirmed.
Join Hadrian Garrard, Director of William Morris Gallery for a special conversation with Pete Brown, award-winning food and drink writer and author of Craft: An Argument, winner of Best Beer Book at the North American Guild of Beer Writers Award.
At this special event - taking place in a craft brewery just down the road from the childhood home of William Morris, founder of the Arts and Crafts movement - they will talk about what might make something ‘craft’ (or not). Also up for grabs are the changing nature of work, to what extent how a thing is made affects the thing itself, the advance of the robots and when is a nice drink just a nice drink.
The event will take place in Exale Brewery and Taproom – an independent craft brewery in William Morris's home borough.
ABOUT WILLIAM MORRIS GALLERY
William Morris Gallery is the only public gallery devoted to the designer, craftsman and radical socialist William Morris.
Housed in the Grade II listed building that was once Morris’s family home, the Gallery displays the world’s largest collection of his work, alongside contemporary exhibitions and an active events and learning programme.
Our purpose is to share the rich artistic and social legacy of one of Britain’s greatest designers. The Gallery is free and open to all.
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ABOUT EXALE
Exale Brewery and Taproom is a beloved neighbourhood hub for good vibes. They cultivate a feeling of unity through music, dance and incredible craft beer brewed on-site
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