Feature length documentary about Arundel artist and weaver Ann Sutton

My Bones Are Woven is a feature length documentary about Arundel artist and weaver Ann Sutton made just before and during lockdown.

The film asks what inspires someone to start on a dramatically new venture in later life. Ann Sutton won world acclaim as a weaver and industrial textile designer working for designers like Ralph Lauren and Issey Miyake. But, aged 78, she gave up her looms and dedicated herself instead to pushing the boundaries of fine art.

In the film we see her in her ‘laboratory’ of a studio in Sussex working alongside her assistant Ruth to turn her endless ideas into radical creations. She is a magnet for artistic collaborators who visit to enjoy her energy and wry humour.

Ann Sutton will be at this screening, there will be an introductory talk followed by Q&A at the end. Refreshments will be available to buy on the evening.

Free tickets but suggested £5 donation on door