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Community » Water, Nature and Science

Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science
Water, Nature and Science

Art + Science + Nature 2024

West Earlham Infant School, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich

Working with two classes of year 2 pupils to explore WATER through creativity and science. The children worked with an artist, writer and a dancer. A temporary art and irrigation installation was made in the garden of the school using houshold and ready made objects. The sculptures explored flow and how water could be channeled and diverted. We also made clay vessels inspired by water vessels in the Sainsbury Centre collection.

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