Bring your family along to Do Something Saturdays and kickstart your weekend with free and fun activities inspired by the immersive artworks on display in our galleries.
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Part of the Radical Ancestry season
From hands-on workshops to high-tech VR experiences, Do Something Saturdays is perfect for anyone who likes to make, game or play and is suitable for all ages.
From April to June, we will be looking to the stars taking inspiration from a new artwork by artist Ebun Sodipo. Currently on display as part of exhibition Let the Song Hold Us, Ebun has created an interactive website that lets you navigate through the night sky and discover constellations.
Ebun has made the artwork with a group of young people (The Cartographer’s Committee) - just like your family! The constellations act as a safe place to map the stories, songs, people and objects that are most important to you. After the constellations activity, we will play the game that our D&D (Dungeons & Dragons) group has been working on - a game created by young people for everyone to play.
Exhibition
Let the Song Hold Us
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FACT
An exhibition of new immersive artworks that explore how music and song bring together the family and collective histories we inherit. Featuring Korakrit Arunanondchai, Zinzi Minott, Larissa Sansour, Søren Lind, Tessa Norton, Ebun Sodipo and Rae-Yen Song.
Activity Sheet: Let The Song Hold Us
Explore our current exhibition, Let The Song Hold Us with your family in real life or online!
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