Ways of seeing
Monday 29th August - Sun 3rd September 2022, Open: 12-4pm
Join us for this Fun Week in which you can share your work - more info and ‘how to’ videos below!
During the week Monday August 29th to Saturday September 3rd the gallery at 44AD artspace will be open for families to drop in between 12pm to 4pm to chat to us about the project or to bring in any paintings, work, results, ideas or just to share in the STE(A)M fun.
We will be sharing our work with you too!!
For safeguarding reasons please note we can only welcome families. Unaccompanied children cannot be accommodated. Very sorry!
Over the years 44AD has partnered with Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI) to host some very successful STE(A)M Science,Technology, (Art), Maths Workshops for children and is taking this co-operation a little further forward this year by presenting:
Paint imaginary scenes
Paul has produced a set of short ‘how-to’ videos for children and families interested in creating original paintings at minimal cost. Click on the links
Video 1, creating pictures:
Video 2, shapes, space, materials:
Video 3: white, black and greys:
Video 4: making shadows:
Video 5: paint, paint, paint:
How to be a scientist
Kath shows us how to do some Scientific Research by following The Scientific Method, the process of experimentation used to explore observations and answer questions. Click on the links
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Devise trails around favourite places
Anna encourages us to be ‘Trailblazers’ and look at our favourite place and devise a trail around the space to explain why it is special to us.
Click on the link.
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Please note that this video invites you to a meeting on September 10th. This meeting has been postponed. A ‘drop in’ meeting will now be held on Saturday September 3rd between 12pm and 5pm at 44AD artspace. 4 Abbey St. Bath BA1 1NN
Learn what Bath was like 900 years ago
Hayley takes us on a visit round Bath when the whole city was a building site, England was in a second civil war within 50 years and the city’s most notable but unrecognised citizen was at his most famous - Adelard who lived and worked within a stone’s throw of 44AD. Click on the link
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If families have any queries or want more details please contact
Please note that for reasons of ‘safeguarding’:
Only parents and carers over 18 should use this email using their own email address.
We are not able to correspond with children and young adults under 18.