Workshop
Doves are often associated with ideas of peace, love, and pacifism. Over two days, doves will be sculpted from wire, cardboard, and layers of papier-mâché, finished with paint and delicate details of white plumage, messages or an olive twig.
Get hands messy using many different materials from wallpaper paste, paint, feathers + glue and constructing 3D form from wire and cardboard.
In honour of this year’s Auckland Heritage Festival’s theme of Peace, Love & Protest, arts educator Kate Hart will take children on a journey to discover the symbolism of the dove in particular reference to the 1985 sinking of the Rainbow Warrior.
Children: 6 - 12
Daily, 10:00AM - 2:30PM
From 3 - 4 Oct
$80.00
Part of Auckland Heritage Festival 2023.
All materials provided.
Bookings essential.
For enquiries please email: info@ceac.org.nz
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