— 11am—3pm, every day in January
event Details
Get creative with your whānau at our free drop-in art-making sessions every weekend and during school holidays from 11am–3pm.
11am—3pm every day in January
Collaborative Quilt
Lucy T Pettway, also known as Lunky, was a Black American artist from a small town in Alabama. The world around her inspired her quilt designs, including Snowball, which you can see in Pop to Present: American Art from the Virginia Museum of Fine Art on Level 1.
Be inspired by Lunky and the world around you and add a square to our collaborative, decorative quilt!
What Could It Be?
Martin Puryear’s sculpture, Untitled, which you can see in Pop to Present: American Art from the Virginia Museum of Fine Art on Level 1, is an example of abstract art. If you look at it from one angle, it appears to be a person’s head. From another angle, it looks like a seedpod.
Create your own abstract sculpture using cardboard and our Beaver Bot machines. What will your artwork appear to be?
- Date
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11am—3pm, every day in January
- Location
- Te Ātea | North Atrium
- Cost
- Free
