Nap Nouveau: A Sleepover at Linden New Art



Nap Nouveau: A Sleepover at Linden New Art
IMAGE > Brave Young Artists school holiday program, 2024. Photograph: Shelley Xue.

Join Us for a Magical Sleepover at Linden New Art!

What to Expect:

  • Creative Crafting: Get hands-on and creative with our latest exhibition-long activity DESIGN IN MOTION. Inspired by Design Fringe designer Genevieve Douglas-Byrne’s upcycled work Closet, children will craft their own mesmerising mobile using wire and recycled colourful bottle caps. It’s a perfect way to turn discarded objects into something beautiful and meaningful, all while celebrating the ways design brings us together. We will discuss why it is important to use recycled materials in celebration of this year's Children's Week theme; 'children have the right to a clean and safe environment'.

  • Movie Magic: Settle in for a cozy screening of an enchanting film.

  • Friendship & Fun: Meet new friends and share stories under the stars as we create unforgettable memories together.


What to Bring:

  • A sleeping bag, pillow and mattress (if this is an access barrier for you please get in touch)
  • Pyjamas
  • A water bottle

WHEN > Saturday 26 October 2024
TIME > 6PM to 8AM
VENUE > Linden New Art, 26 Acland Street, St Kilda VIC 3182
COST > Free, Limited Spots

Don’t miss out on this magical night of creativity and wonder! Spaces are limited, so grab your spot now!

If you are parent/carer interested in volunteering, please contact our Education Coordinator, Claudia, at events@lindenarts.org

If you have any access requirements, please check our access page. 


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OUR FACILITATOR

KATE ROBINSON

Kate Robinson is an Iranian/Australian artist and family violence lawyer. Kate loves to create colourful loud craft and murals. In 2020, she was the inaugural Feminist in Residence at Queen Victoria Women’s Centre, where she curated the community craftivist exhibition ‘Make a Fuss’. She currently serves on the board for NextWave, and the QVWC Trust. Kate also co-creates the podcast, Being Biracial, which is all about navigating the world as a mixed-race person. This podcast was developed as part of the residence program at Footscray community arts.   Kate loves making art accessible and working with communities to reignite their creative side. To this end, she hosts craft workshops for local councils and galleries. In 2023, Kate will be an artist in residence at ArtsBox in Footscray, a judge of the Footscray Arts Prize for Young Artists, and a guest curator of the Amplify program for Maribyrnong City Council. 



This Children’s Week activity is presented by Linden New Art in partnership with the Victorian Government.