Dynamic Duos – Art in Motion
Date: Wednesday, December 18th, 2024
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: The Cardboard Castle, 15 Chaffinch Road, Hobsonville Point
Instructor: Terri Papagiannis
Programme Overview:
Step into a world where art moves and dreams come alive! Dynamic Duos – Art in Motion explores the vibrant connection between Alexander Calder and Joan Miró, two artists who celebrated play, movement, and the magic of abstract shapes. Calder’s kinetic sculptures and Miró’s surreal designs are a perfect match, blending bold, expressive motion with whimsical creativity.
Children will create kinetic mobiles inspired by Calder’s mastery of balance and movement, paired with colorful, dreamlike shapes drawn from Miró’s surreal world. This programme invites kids to discover how these two artistic giants inspire imagination and self-expression, bringing movement and color to life in exciting new ways.
With a small class size of 8-10 children, every young artist will receive personalized attention in a relaxed and supportive environment.
What to Bring:
Packed morning tea and lunch
Comfortable outdoor clothing, sunscreen, and a hat
Water bottle
Clothes that can get messy
Pricing:
$85 for the full day, including all materials.
Instructor Bio:
Hi, I’m Terri Papagiannis, and I love helping children unlock their creativity through the process of art-making. With over 15 years of teaching experience, I’m passionate about creating an environment where kids feel confident to explore their artistic potential. At The Cardboard Castle, every child’s unique voice is celebrated, and their creativity is nurtured with care.
FAQ:
What happens if the weather is bad during outdoor activities?
We’ll move lunch indoors and adapt activities to ensure the day remains fun and engaging.
Can I cancel my registration?
The program is non-refundable, but if your child cannot attend due to illness or an emergency, you can transfer to a future programme.
Will the art projects change?
Art projects are intentionally flexible to encourage spontaneous creativity and adapt to the group’s needs.