Summer workshops 2025
WEEK A
- July 14 - 18
- July 28 - August 1
- August 11 - 14
- August 25 - 29
Inspired by the exhibition "Virgínio Moutinho - In the Architect's Workshop" at Casa da Arquitectura's Gallery, in this workshop series participants will explore fundamental mechanisms for creating entertaining kinetic toys. Using a wide variety of tools and materials, everyone will be encouraged to become true builders of their own imagination!
These afternoon workshops will be filled with exploratory drawing exercises. We'll discover shapes, proportions and spatial relationships, sharpen our observation skills and practice freehand drawing as a tool for imagination and creative thinking. Participants will be challenged to draw in unexpected ways, at different scales, both individually and collaboratively. Together, we'll discover new ways of drawing!
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WEEK B
- July 21 -25
- August 4 - 8
- August 18 - 22
- September 1 - 5
In this workshop series, young creators will explore both 2D and 3D collage techniques. Using an exciting range of tools and materials, participants will craft dynamic compositions while learning fundamental design principles like form, balance and spatial order. Along the way, they'll discover sustainable creativity by transforming unexpected recycled materials into unique artworks!
Continuing our exploration of the built environment, this workshop series invites participants to discover new ways of observing their surroundings – now through photography. Using various techniques, they’ll experiment with the process of seeing, capturing, and reinterpreting images, reconstructing the spaces around them. We’ll challenge them to sharpen their photographic eye and capture unexpected compositions!
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- Sun hat/cap
- High-factor sunscreen (SPF 30+)
- Reusable water bottle (clearly named)
- Comfortable clothes that can get dirty
- Bring extra pair of socks (for activities without shoes)
- Light layers (for variable weather)
- Preferably closed-toe shoes (e.g., trainers – instead of sandals/flip-flops)
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