APRIL 2020 SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
UNFORTUNATELY WE HAVE HAD TO CANCEL OUR APRIL
SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS DUE TO COVID-19
ALL NEW ART LAB - ART + SCIENCE
Crazy Scientist or Genius Artist? You choose! Spend a whole day exploring fun and creative all new S.T.E.A.M. activities (Science Technology Engineering Art & Maths) in a calm and inspiring atmosphere. We'll be designing, building and testing creations & enjoying messy Process Art experiments (new activities every holidays)
Make your own awesome & ridiculous cardboard box giant mask! Kids will have the freedom to decorate their masks any way they want using a variety of colourful & shiny materials. Boxheads are inspired by the work of the amazing Let’s Make Art UK and so much fun to make! We’ll also be painting up a storm in the afternoon and playing dress ups. (image by Let’s Make Art UK - illustration only)
Take inspiration from street artists and create a “Graffiti Canvas” using a variety of techniques - tape resist, stencilling, paint markers + stickers to proudly display on your wall at home. Do you love tape? In the afternoon we’ll be making an amazing enormous collaborative mural all over the studio floor using electrical tape. It’s going to be BIG!
(image illustration only)
Spend the morning learning all about clay! Use a variety of ceramic techniques such as pinch pots, coil-making, slab-rolling & joining skills to create clay animal sculptures of your choice. We’ll then let you loose on our craft supplies to decorate your wild animals any way you wish. In the afternoon kids will unleash wild imaginary animals using collage & drawing. (Please note clay will not be fired)
AUTOMATA - MECHANICAL SCULPTURE + DRAWING
Make a MIND-BLOWING moving sculpture out of cardboard and amaze your friends & family! Kids will be guided step by step to make a simple yet ingenious “Automaton” (moving figure) using home-made mechanical parts. Create a twirling dancer, menacing monster or anything you like. In the afternoon we’ll make explanatory diagrams of our masterpieces and enjoy some collaborative art-making.
(image by Artspark Studio - illustration only)