10+ years

$20 Member

$30 Non Member

Learn how to navigate and create using the art of technology and traditional medium with Kayla Andrews, a young Esperance artist who mainly draws in traditional cartoon/animated style and uses digital modifications for colouring, shading and added details. Participants are asked to bring along an iPad with the free app Sketchbook downloaded on them and will be taught how to use different brushes, how layers work, the different complementary colours as well as other features of the app; including how to transfer a traditional pencil drawing into a digital form.

8+ years

$20 Member

$30 Non Member

Explore the art of stop motion animation with digital technologies educator and author, Kim Maslin. Working with iPads and the free Stop Motion Studio app, children will learn the basics of creating stop motion animation and have the opportunity to create their own short film. The short films will be nature-themed, with miniature characters and backgrounds provided. Children require their own iPad, or one between two. iPads need to have the free Stop Motion Studio app downloaded. Download the app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stop-motion-studio/id441651297

10+ years

$20 Member

$30 Non Member

Learn how to navigate and create using the art of technology and traditional medium with Kayla Andrews, a young Esperance artist who mainly draws in traditional cartoon/animated style and uses digital modifications for colouring, shading and added details. Participants are asked to bring along an iPad with the free app Sketchbook downloaded on them and will be taught how to use different brushes, how layers work, the different complementary colours as well as other features of the app; including how to transfer a traditional pencil drawing into a digital form.

How do new technologies emerge? Whose values and choices shape the technologies we use? What technologies would you like to use in the future? Join our Artist in Residence-futurist Ana Tiquia in a workshop to explore the values and cultures behind our everyday technologies, explore your preferred futures and make your own new, speculative tech to bring these futures to life.

In this workshop you will explore: different ideas about technology, tools and frameworks used by professional futurists to consider the future, and prototyping techniques to create speculative tech. All workshop participants will have the opportunity to prototype a speculative technology from a diverse array in the media of their choice – from text to audio, sculpture, collage, code, photography or video, illustration. No specialist technical knowledge or proficiency is required for this workshop. Just bring your imagination and curiosity about the possibilities of technology!

10am-4pm with an hour break for lunch - BYO Lunch

Adults and Teenagers 16+yrs

FREE TO ATTEND - REGISTRATIONS ESSENTIAL