Workshop: Gyotaku Fish Prints
$10 per participant
Location
Co-Op building, Museum of the Great Southern
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Create striking fish prints using the traditional Japanese art of Gyotaku.
These school holidays, young ones can explore the beauty of marine life through hands-on printing while learning about fish anatomy, biodiversity and the connections between art and science. In Gyotaku, real fish serve as printing templates to create stunning life-size impressions, capturing the incredible details of fish in beautiful prints.
Learn, create and take home your own ocean-inspired artwork using a traditional Japanese printing technique that captures the incredible details of fish in stunning prints.
Perfect for young artists, marine life lovers and curious explorers.
Participants aged 12 and under must be directly supervised by a parent or guardian.
All required materials will be provided.
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