Family workshop: Paper circuits (age 7+)
On the spectacular site of Observatory Hill, families experienced the latest contemporary art in The Last Resort
by celebrated French/Albanian artist Anri Sala. Led by experienced educators, families then worked together to create their own illuminated drawings
or paper sculptures, using copper tape and LEDs. Creating simple or complex electric circuits, they experimented with light and shadow, and brought
their artworks to life!
This workshop was designed for families with children aged 7+, and offers a fun and engaging platform to explore art and science. No soldering
required!
• Please note that this event has now ended.
This workshop was presented in partnership with the Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences.
Image: Kaldor educator with family workshop participants, Kaldor Public Art Project 33: Anri Sala, The Last Resort, 13 October - 5 November 2017, Observatory Hill Rotunda, Sydney.
Photo: Valentina Penkova
When
Sunday 22 October 2017, 10am
Where
Observatory Hill, Millers Point
Admission
Free - bookings essential
See Also
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to the giran gulbanha (wind philosophy) project. 
Finches are small birds, about 10cm long, that feed on grasses and seeds. They
are found all around Australia, with many being endemic.