Leaves make for surprisingly useful art materials. In this activity, art educator Sheng Jianghua will teach kids how to turn leaves into a creative family portrait. Now that fall is in full swing, it is the perfect time for little artists to go out and collect leaves of all different shapes, sizes, and colors!
UCCA Touching Nature Series
Nature is a source of inspiration for artists. The changing colors of the seasons, animals whispering in the woods, and the rich smell of the trees and the soil all serve as sparks to the imagination. The multicolored, multitextured objects found in nature make the best materials for handicrafts. In the “Touching Nature” series, we will use resources from nature and recycled materials to make art.
Reservation required.
Please call +86 10 5780 0200 from Tuesday to Friday 11:00-18:00 to book. Please note that you may only book one seat at a time. Members can also book by sending an email to members@159.138.20.147.
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Recommended for children aged 5-9.
All materials provided.
Doors close 15 minutes after event begins. No late entry.
Sheng Jianghua has worked in experiential education in the field of environmental studies for a decade. She is an expert on making art with natural and recycled materials and is the author of the book Children, Let’s Love Nature.
Magic Cat Eco Workshop combines arts and crafts with education on the natural world. Teaching through play, they create artworks from natural objects and make useful things from recycled materials. Their aim is simple—help kids in the city understand and embrace nature.