The Neurodiverse Universe!
17th July - 19th July
10am – 1pm
An opportunity for young people to creatively explore neurodiversity
Ages 13-16 / Limited to 10 young people
How do you see the world?
What is your favourite place in the universe?
Artists Isabella Dogliani and Danielle Sheehy invite teens who identify as neurodivergent to join them for three days of art making. These free workshops will explore neurodiversity using a range of creative tools: podcasting, sculpture, drawing and installation. Workshops will focus on creating a safe, shared space for working together.
Click here to book on Eventbrite.
For further information contact emmaklemencic@crawfordartgallery.ie
These workshops are part funded through The Arts Council of Ireland.
Virtual Meeting Backgrounds
Join us on June 13th for Cruinniú na nÓg
We are thrilled to have such an exciting range of free online activities for children and young people for Cruinniu na nÓg.
Rosie O'Regan from BrokenCrow Theatre Company has crafted her very own story poem! 'Little Bird' is an early years piece made especially for springtime that borrows from an old song that is known and loved by many.
Why not get creative with an Art workshop. Using nature and everyday materials for inspiration and hosted by our experienced artists these workshops are suitable for all ages!
Maybe colour some of our collection works or get yourself hooked on our online Jigsaws with works from the Crawford Art Gallery collection. No booking required. Suitable for all.
Ireland is the first, and only country in the world to have a national day of free creativity for children and young people under 18.
Cruinniú na nÓg is a flagship initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme’s Creative Youth plan to enable the creative potential of children and young people.
National Drawing Day 16.05.20
Saturday 16 May is National Drawing Day, we will miss you and the buzz in the gallery but we hope that the activities that our wonderful team of artists have put together will give you an appetite for grabbing paper and picking up your pencils!
We hope you will join us on May 16 and we look forward to hearing all about your drawing adventures…
Initiated by the National Gallery in 2005/ Drawing Day is a nationwide event held in partnership with national, regional and local museums, libraries, cultural and arts centres.
