A Journey Across the Skies – The Bilingual Children’s Club
The Art Cube Artists’ Studios is hosting parents and children for creative workshops
The roof of the Art Cube Artists’ Studios is a new space for creating and gathering, a safe space for diverse communities that usually don’t meet. Rooftops are on the boundary between interior and exterior, and the roof of the Artists’ Studios is a space that examines and challenges the role of art in society. Art makes it possible to reimagine, question and encourage new ways of gathering and meeting, resisting and criticizing, using and staying in public spaces.
The new rooftop of the Art Cube Artists’ Studios is a magical space for activity and creativity. Looking to the sides, a panoramic view of the city will unfold before your eyes. Looking upwards, you will be met by the wind’s light caress and the smiling skies. At eye level, you will meet boys and girls and countless beautiful images that will fill your hearts. Join us on a journey of observation and creation, through which we will ask questions, explore, create, and solve mysteries: We will move between creative workstations and comfortable spaces for resting and relaxing, create in different artistic workshops, and solve a family research challenge.
The artistic workshops are recommended for children between the ages of 5-10 and their parents, and will be conducted in both Hebrew and Arabic.
Participation in the workshops carries a symbolic fee of 15 NIS per child or 10 NIS per parent. The number of participants is limited. Tickets for each workshop must be purchased separately.
The Parents and Children Research Challenge: Documentation of Adventures and Mysteries page, is included in the price of the workshops.
Skies: Cloud Dreaming Workshop
16:00-18:00When was the last time you laid on your back and stared at the skies? Clouds have a variety of shapes and names. Through guided affective imagery we will travel to new places, and draw dreams and elusive clouds.
Parents and Children Research Challenge: Documenting Adventures and Mysteries
How does light refract? What is a rainbow made of? How can we create fire using sunbeams? What plants are particularly resistant to sunny and arid environments? And who are the tiny creatures that are hiding everywhere? Together we will embark on joint exploration missions, and document them through drawing and sculpting.
Observation: Sun and Cyanotype Workshop
11:00-13:00Where am I? What makes my exact location unique? What can I see from up here? How does the sun affect me and my environment? A special light-sensitive paper (cyanotype) will be used for this creative workshop.
Parents and Children Research Challenge: Documenting Adventures and Mysteries
How does light refract? What is a rainbow made of? How can we create fire using sunbeams? What plants are particularly resistant to sunny and arid environments? And who are the tiny creatures that are hiding everywhere? Together we will embark on joint exploration missions, and document them through drawing and sculpting.
The Horizon: Wire Sculpting Workshop
11:00-13:00Have you ever gazed far, far ahead? To the place where the sky meets the earth? By using a metal wire, we will practice sculpting the place where buildings meet the sky, the horizon.
Parents and Children Research Challenge: Documenting Adventures and Mysteries
How does light refract? What is a rainbow made of? How can we create fire using sunbeams? What plants are particularly resistant to sunny and arid environments? And who are the tiny creatures that are hiding everywhere? Together we will embark on joint exploration missions, and document them through drawing and sculpting.
