29th January

4A Kids Workshop: Calisthenics with Jeremy and Reina

Name: 4A Kids Workshop: Calisthenics with Jeremy and Reina
Start: 2022-01-29T12:00:00+1100
End: 2022-01-30T15:15:00+1100
Location: Australian National Maritime Museum

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Event description

Stay cool and active this summer with 4A’s invigorating calisthenic workshops! Inspired by the live performance Eugenia Lim: The People’s Currency, this children’s workshop will be instructed by Sydney dance-makers Jeremy Santos and Reina Takeuchi. Learn fun and simple ways to move your body and switch between personas – just like Eugenia’s gold-suited character, the Ambassador!

Suitable for children aged 6+. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Eugenia Lim: The People’s Currency is commissioned by 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and presented in partnership with the Australian National Maritime Museum.

Dates:

The workshops will be taking place on January 29 & 30th, from 12 - 12:40 pm and 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm each day.

Ticket booking is free, registration required

Location:

Australian National Maritime Museum

2 Murray St, Sydney NSW

COVID-19 Safety

4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and the Australian National Maritime Museum are committed to protecting the health and safety of our audience and staff by minimising the spread of COVID-19.

Please note, the 4A Kids: Calisthenics workshops only allow limited numbers of bookings. All participants over the age of 16 in the workshops must have received 2 doses of an authorised COVID-19 vaccine. Participants will be required to wear a face mask when not dancing. Please bring your own mask, otherwise we will supply you with a mask upon entry. Please check in to the Maritime Museum via the QR code on site.

If you have been a COVID-19 close contact or you are feeling unwell, please self-isolate and seek testing immediately as per current NSW Health advice, and do not visit 4A Kids: Calisthenics workshops. We will continue to monitor the advice of NSW Health and update our guidance as appropriate.

Many thanks for helping us keep our community safe! For more information about the Australian National Maritime Museum’s COVID-19 policy and 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, please see the links at the bottom of the page.

INFORMATION LINKS:

https://4a.com.au/events/4a-ki...

https://www.sea.museum/covid-19-update/covid-19-information-for-visitors

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4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art (4A) is an independent not-for-profit organisation based in Sydney, Australia. 4A fosters excellence and innovation in contemporary culture through the commissioning, presentation, documentation and research of contemporary art. Our program is presented throughout Australia and Asia, where we ensure that contemporary art plays a central role in understanding and developing the dynamic relationship between Australia and the wider Asian region. 4A’s activities facilitate cultural dialogue between Australia and Asia in the belief that Asian cultural thinking significantly shapes the world today and will have an important impact on the future. In Australia we showcase stories, present a multiplicity of perspectives, and explore contemporary concerns and ideas that influence how we, as a nation, engage with Asia. We have a particular focus on art that addresses Asian-Australian experiences and the contributions that diverse Asian migration has made ⎯ and continues to make ⎯ in shaping Australia. 4A’s focus in Asia is to promote the breadth of Australian artistic talent, seeking to build an image of Australia that is open, progressive and fundamentally connected with our Asian neighbours. 4A has been a leader in Asian contemporary art in Australia since 1996. In the decades since, we have established a highly respected reputation among artists and audiences, and within an expanding network of international art institution peers. Our long history and ongoing work across Asia is recognised as having raised awareness of Asian-Australian art and culture we continue to celebrate Australia’s diverse cultural heritage and growing links throughout the wider Asian region.

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