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FLOAT by Polyglot Theatre

FLOAT by Polyglot Theatre

Come FLOAT through your hands and through your imagination. Polyglot Theatre invites children from three- to eight-years-old and their families to create boats from leaves and float them into the reflection pool within the pavilion. Listen to a live musician respond to the creative energy in the space as the boats bob and drift. Children…

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Fractured Nature: Making 3D Abstract Landscapes

Fractured Nature: Making 3D Abstract Landscapes

Come create a 3D abstract landscape in this multi-dimensional drawing and construction workshop. Inspired by Tadao Ando’s MPavillion 10 and TarraWarra Museum of Art’s Modernist collection, participants will use a simple blank canvas made from recycled cardboard to engage in a series of fun exercises. The exercises will encourage them to think outside the box…

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Loose Parts Play

Loose Parts Play

‘Loose parts’ is the name given to loose, tactile materials and everyday objects, subverted to serve collectively as a play resource. Loose parts are moveable pieces, generally of a disposable nature, that enable play-ers to create and recreate their own environments, totems and locus of play. In this workshop participants of all ages are provided…

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PLANKS: Block building

PLANKS: Block building

Do you have a budding or experienced engineer, architect or artist in your family? Green Hat Workshop presents PLANKS, an exciting educational, open-ended block-play activity where kids can use our 25,000 wooden blocks to freely create, build and construct. Working alone or in a group, children can use symmetry and pattern to construct cantilevers, towers,…

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Craftivism workshop

Craftivism workshop

Craft is often dismissed as a hobby or thought of as something handmade by your grandma. But craft has always been a key part of the activist’s toolkit. It helps us to think with our hands and allows us to explore topics that are sometimes difficult to express with words, and to start a conversation…

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Wominjeka (Welcome). We acknowledge the people of the Eastern Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which MPavilion stands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present – and recognise they have been creating, telling stories and caring for Country for thousands of generations.