Young people offer a fresh perspective and provide their point of view on collaboration.
Join our rookie art guides as they share their commentary on our current exhibition Thinking together: Exchanges with the natural world.
Supported by Bundanon’s Learning team, this playful event will offer audiences and participants the chance to see children’s ideas given a public platform.
We are currently looking for participants for this event aged 8-12 years. Please register your interest in becoming an Art Guide.
Become an Art Guide
Is your 8-12 year old an artist? A storyteller? Do they have big ideas to share with the world?
Bundanon is looking for children to become honorary art guides for a day to participate in the Art Tours by Kids event.
Over two days, children will develop ideas in response to the current exhibition, practice their public speaking skills, and deliver their insights and commentary to audiences at Bundanon. Participation is free and requires children and their carers to be at Bundanon on Sunday 4 and Sunday 18 May.
Workshop: Public speaking & telling a good story
Sunday 4 May, 10am-12pm
Participants will attend a free, interactive workshop with children’s book author and public speaker Nathan Luff (The Nerd Herd and Family Disasters series) two weeks prior to the event. Children will learn public speaking skills and develop a response to an artwork in our current exhibition. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the duration of this workshop.
Art Tours by Kids
Sunday 18 May
Arrive 10.30am, event starts at 11am
This playful event will offer our young participants the chance to share their ideas and perspectives with audiences as they take over the Art Museum. Family of participants can attend for free, and parents and carers are asked to stay for the duration of the event. The public can book a ticket to attend these special tours, free with Art Museum entry.
Thinking together: Exchanges with the natural world
Thinking together: Exchanges with the natural world presents major new commissions by contemporary artists Robert Andrew, Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan and Keg de Souza, presented alongside paintings by the Martu communities of central Western Australia, and video works by Sorawit Sangsataya and Tina Stefanou.
