Inspired by colour in the design and artistic practice of Bernat Klein, the onsite workshop at Borders College introduced his ideas and working processes, as well as those early influences that shaped Klein's use of colour.

An 80-minute workshop for 8 - 14 year olds that explores the work of Bernat Klein. Using 'ink in two ways', the workshop uses colour and textures to create a range of prints, which are inspired by Bernat Klein.

At the focus of this project is the question: what can we learn from Bernat Klein’s legacy today? Commissioned by the Bernat Klein Foundation, Worn has developed a workshop that offers individuals and groups an exciting opportunity to engage with Bernat Klein’s creative and cultural legacy.

A panel representing the Trustees selected Camille Lemoine and Pauline Lischke as recipients of the award as their work shows a new and contemporary aesthetic, supported by an in-depth study of the work and life of Bernat Klein in the Scottish Borders.

Graphical House created a new, strategically focussed brand to help express Klein’s vision of design, colour and creative practice as it continues to inspire.

The name Bernat Klein has become synonymous with twentieth-century style and flair, and to mark his centenary three interrelated exhibitions are taking place across Scotland – in Glasgow at the Studio Pavilion and House for an Art Lover – and in the Scottish Borders at Borders Textile Towerhouse.

Bernat Klein, Colour, Texture and Destination in partnership with Borders Textile Towerhouse, 2021. The co-curated exhibition presented original pieces by Bernat Klein alongside new work, capturing the vibrancy of Bernat Klein's legacy.

Kestin discusses his own and Klein’s responses to colour - Kestin’s internal visualisation of colour - and Klein’s innovative ideas about colour.