SCAPE’s popular free Education Programme is back for 2021 and – with demand already high – we encourage you to book now to avoid disappointment. Join us at our dedicated SCAPE activity space at Tūranga. This year’s classes are based around SCAPE’s permanent and temporary artworks for this Season.
This opportunity involves a creative educational and experiential day out that includes:
An artful experience – taking part in a stimulating art activity that connects with our SCAPE artworks, this includes visiting the artworks
A Photography Skills Challenge with the Learning Specialists at Tūranga – an engaging hands-on photography session where students learn and develop a range of skills to complete tasks set throughout the building
This opportunity is offered on a Monday to Year 5-6 students.
Available 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November, 6 December, am and pm sessions on rotation,
maximum 30 students per class.
If you would like to discuss your options or have any questions, please email: education@scapepublicart.org.nz or call 03 365 7990.
For all education enquiries please email education@scapepublicart.org.nz or phone 03 365 7990
Community Engagement Project in week one of Term 4.
Early booking is advised. Students can enjoy a very unique opportunity to work with local artist Olivia Webb, on her Community-Engaged art project. They will make pieces that contribute to her temporary public artwork.
Explore the work of Antony Gormley STAY and take part in an art activity on site based on the artwork
During the Season, take part in an activity based on Christchurch’s newest permanent artwork VAKA ‘A HINA by artist Sēmisi Fetokai Potauaine. Students will learn about the mythology that inspired this artwork and creatively respond to it through making art.
Inspired by Judy Millar’s colourful Call me Snake sculpture, learn how to make your own rainbow loop! Featured in Trish Gribben and Phillip Fickling’s book, SWELL: The Art of Judy Millar: A Pop Up Book, you can make your own rainbow pop up, with a downloadable template here.