Entropy is a collaborative art-science residency project at CULTURE AT WORK in 2018 by Marta Ferracin and Lisa Tolcher. The artists have undertaken research in the fields of art and chemistry engaging with the processes of life and decay – taking over CULTURE AT WORK and its galleries and courtyard.
Magformers make amazing constructions: Magically they click together to enable small hands to building sturdy creations. Come along with your kids or grandchildren to join the fun. A one hour free workshop with artists and scientists to help you with your making.
CULTURE AT WORK’S NEW INNOVATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
Delivered by experts in space science, the program introduces the concept of “big data” using stage 3 curriculum: Earth and Space.
CULTURE AT WORK July holiday workshops 2016 include activities led by artists in a studio environment. Children can draw, build, paint, collage, make craft, collage and more. It’s loads of fun and parents and grandparents with kids welcome to stay or have coffee or lunch at one of the local cafes.
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FREE holiday design workshops for kids 5-12 yrs with artist Laura Jade (MA Lighting Design UTS). Create installations with LED lights a sustainable, for Christmas in Pyrmont 2015, a creative village event, supported by the City of Sydney.
CULTURE AT WORK’s MakerSpace Little Bits’ workshops for children 8-12yrs. Create a gadget. Watch its autonomous dancing and drawing on paper. Introduction to engineering using safe Little Bits. A great introduction to tinkering and think-ering.
Creative Sparks – Blue Carbon, (2014-2015) is a creative art-science education program that will include 250 primary school students from five inner city primary schools and one primary school in the Penrith and one in Mudgee area.
Kids holiday workshops aged 4-12 yrs. The program is art and craft based with a range of activities including painting, printing, construction and drawing. The classes focus on the children’s own creativity and imagination with support in skill development, research through technology.
