Tue – Thu: 10.15am, 11.45am, 2.45pm & 4.15pm
Duration of Workshop: 60 mins
WORKSHOP
Make Your Own Sun Goggles
For School Groups: This programme is eligible for the National Arts Council’s Tote Board Arts Grant subsidy.
Inspired by artist Olafur Eliasson, play with mixing transparent colours to create new ones, and experience how they change your perception of space and reality. You will then get to construct your own sun goggles by overlapping coloured cellophane in various combinations.
Learning Objectives
- To understand the wonders of colour, in relation to our feelings and emotions (colour psychology) and also how our eyes perceive colours.
- To learn about color mixing, that occurs in light, shadow and objects
Dates & Times
Ticket Prices
School Groups:
S$80 per session
Corporate Groups:
S$200 per session
Advance booking of at least 10 working days is required to enjoy special group rates.
Suitable for 5 years old and up
Reccomended maximum group size: 23 pax
Gallery
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Exploring colour mixing with light!
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Educator’s Resources
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Suggested Educational Visit Itineraries
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Self-guided Visit to Exhibition(s) - 1h 15min – 2h 15min
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Visit with Guided Tour or Workshop - 1h 45min – 2h 45min
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Preparing For Your Visit
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