SPECIAL EVENT
Do you feel like a ship lost at sea, with your sails being tugged and torn by the changing winds? Join us to learn about meditation, a tool used for thousands of years to quiet the storms in your mind and build an anchor to weather the turbulent tides now and in the future.
Amongst the many uncertainties in the current hectic society, it is always important to find a little joy, laughter, and that bit of sparkle in our eyes. Art of Being Calm is a new programme that focuses on the ABCs of finding serenity. Join us for a series of hands-on activities to engaging discussions and explore how art tools can help us to be at peace with ourselves!
4 Dec
ABCs of Mighty Meditating
Join Josephine as she shares on the ancient tool of meditation across different cultures and how we can practise them.
WORKSHOP
Make Your Own: Architecture-Inspired Pop-Up Card
Architecture is the art and science of designing buildings and structures. Taking inspiration from architectural designs of an Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, join Eileen as she shares on how to create a personalised pop-up card featuring her distinctive style of sweeping contours and circular forms.
EVENT
TALK
Climate Conversations with Intan Suci Nurhati
National Geographic Explorer Intan Suci Nurhati’s talk in Climate Conversations series looks at her recent research work on monitoring plastic waste in the environment and the rising tide of pandemic-driven plastic waste. She will highlight issues of plastics being the dominant land-derived waste and how local actions matter in pl
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National Geographic Explorer Intan Suci Nurhati’s talk in Climate Conversations series looks at her recent research work on monitoring plastic waste in the environment and the rising tide of pandemic-driven plastic waste. She will highlight issues of plastics being the dominant land-derived waste and how local actions matter in plastics management.
EVENT
TALK
Learning from Home Roundtable
Parents, educators and practitioners come together in Learning from Home Roundtable to share their experiences of at-home learning during COVID-19 lockdown. Join us as we discuss how this period of disruption is presenting opportunities to respond to new perspectives on parenting, teaching and learning beyond the pandemic.
