Each summer, Shepparton Art Museum invites young artists aged four to 17 to dive into creativity through a series of free and low-cost hands-on workshops and tours, sparking imagination and encouraging fresh ways of thinking.
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On January 13, News reporter Khadija Hadjab visited the ‘Evolution Explorers: Sculpting the Future’ workshop and caught up with budding artists to find out which activity they enjoyed most — and whether they had someone special in mind to receive their artwork.
Hannah Lawer
I really liked doing the sketching bit. I might give my artwork to my sister.
Abbie Dickson
Abbie Dickson.
My favourite part was probably doing the clay. I am going to keep my artwork to myself.
Max Barnes
Max Barnes.
I liked doing the magic clay to build up stuff. I am keeping my artwork to myself.
Theo Howard
Theo Howard.
I liked seeing the creatures they made before (creations done in previous workshops). It gave me ideas on what to make. I am going to keep my artwork to myself and put it on my shelf.
