Sensory connections
About
Explore connections between sensory materials, and our building and paintings at this playful drop-in session for families.
Experiment with different ways of looking at built and natural environments. Use your observations to create your own creative games and narratives together.
This half-term, help us test new ideas and materials as part of an ongoing project with artists, children and community groups. These collaborations will shape new resources and activities for families in our new Centre for Creative Learning.
Find out more about these exciting new spaces and other NG200 projects.
About the artist
Lucy McDonald is a creative practitioner who makes artworks with people of all ages for museums, galleries and community settings. Lucy has special interests in family and intergenerational engagement programmes, co-creation and community consultation projects. Central to her practice are the people she works with. Together they explore themes including, connection, togetherness, joy, memory making and creative play. She is inspired by the environment, making work that is site-specific, to support people to find personal relevance in spaces and collections.
May half-term
Sensory connections
Free, drop-in session
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Lone adults are not permitted.
You may be asked to wait a short time if the space has reached capacity.