Coral Chronicles: School's Program

Bring your class to experience Coral Chronicles and explore the use of marine debris in artworks and exhibitions and reflect on the amazing biodiversity and plight of the Great Barrier Reef.

Included in this program is a facilitated weaving workshop with reclaimed materials for students to create a small woven stingray to take home with them. Students may also choose to contribute their woven stingray to the collaborative community artwork.

This workshop is designed to support in-classroom conversations about the overlap between traditional and contemporary artforms, reflections on artistic vision and communication, and the use of social and scientific stimulus to develop artworks and convey meaning.

Suitable for High School students. 

Available from 1 October - 10 October 2024.

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Educator VIP Workshop Opportunity

Teachers are invited to a special FREE weaving workshop with Marion Gaemers from the award-winning Ghost Net Collective.
 
During the workshop you will make a mini stingray out of reclaimed ghost net and rope and reflect on the issue of plastic pollution in our oceans and how the actions of individuals can improve this global problem.
 
Suitable for all skill levels. All materials are provided. Light refreshments included.
 
Spots are strictly limited so please email the team to secure your place.

Thursday 29 August
4:30pm – 6:30pm
Free

** Please note that spots have been filled, but you can register for the waitlist using the link below **