The Warwick Art Gallery is helping families beat the boredom this school holidays in a creative way. From the mind of contemporary Australian artist Natalya Hughes comes an imaginative journey titled ’The Castle of Tarragindi on Tour,’ set to captivate audiences with a medley of engaging art-making activities.
In collaboration with the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), this interactive exhibition invites participants to embark on a whimsical adventure of digital creation and hands-on crafting. Attendees will have the opportunity to design their own digital hybrid creature, adorn and construct 3D objects, delve into the world of intricate patterns with printed paper, and immerse themselves in the art of self-portraiture.
Scheduled to take place at the Warwick Art Gallery over two days during the Easter school holidays, ’The Castle of Tarragindi on Tour’ promises an escape from holiday monotony. The event will run on Tuesday, 2 April, and Tuesday, 9 April, offering morning from 10am to 12pm and afternoon from 1 pm to 3pm sessions to accommodate varying schedules.
Participants of all ages are welcome to join in the creative festivities, ensuring that families can come together to explore their artistic inclinations and beat the holiday boredom.
With a diverse array of activities available at each session, ’The Castle of Tarragindi on Tour’ promises an enriching experience for all who attend. Whether it’s crafting digital marvels or bringing tangible creations to life, the event offers a platform for artistic expression and exploration.
So mark your calendars and prepare for a journey into the fantastical realm of creativity at Warwick Art Gallery. Let ’The Castle of Tarragindi on Tour’ be your guide to unforgettable holiday adventures filled with imagination and artistic discovery.
Book your spot here: warwickartgallery.com.au/school-holiday-workshops
