Tues - Thu: 10.15am, 11.45am, 2.45pm & 4.15pm
Duration of Workshop: 60 mins
WORKSHOP
Playmaking Session
This programme is eligible for the National Arts Council’s Tote Board Arts Grant subsidy
Inspired by Theo Jansen’s world-famous Strandbeests — wind-powered walking “creatures” made from ordinary materials, this workshop introduces bold and simple engineering concepts. You will also invent and build your very own moving creation.
Learning Objectives
- To be creative in using ordinary materials to create a mini-sculpture inspired by Theo Jansen’s
- To create their designs, experiment with bold and simple engineering in a free and open-ended session.
Dates & Times
Ticket Prices
$80/session (up to 24 participants)
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Discovering ways to create mechanisms to make a machine move.
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Incorporating an array of materials into their creations.
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Suggested Educational Visit Itineraries
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