Marble Paper Coastlines at SECCA, School Holiday workshop Ages 5–8

Name: Marble Paper Coastlines at SECCA, School Holiday workshop Ages 5–8
Start: 2025-07-14T10:00:00+1000
End: 2025-07-14T12:00:00+1000
Location: Zingel Place

Mon, 14 Jul, 10am - 12pm AEST

Zingel Place

Bega NSW, Australia

South East Centre for Contemporary Art

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Join SECCA’s friendly art educators for an exciting journey into marble paper. After touring and taking inspiration from the exhibition Jess McNeil: Among Other Entanglements, children will experiment with using watercolour paint, dye and foam to create marble paper, we will then arrange cut out shapes into coastline collages.

All materials provided.

Bookings essential as numbers are limited!

Ages 5 - 8

Mon 14 July, 10am - 12pm

$25 per child (plus booking fee). Creative Kids vouchers accepted.

Image: Angela Tarlinton

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The new South East Centre for Contemporary Art (SECCA) is a purpose-built contemporary art space, located on the traditional lands of the people of the Yuin Nation in the pristine landscapes of the south east corner of NSW. The 30-year-old site formerly known as Bega Valley Regional Gallery has undergone major redevelopment and expansion to create the new SECCA Gallery. Designed by award-winning Melbourne-based architecture practice Sibling, SECCA will include 500m2 of exhibition, archive, storage and workshop spaces alongside a new façade. The gallery will feature a significantly larger exhibition space, expanded from 180m² to 290m² and will include a state-of-the-art main gallery space for touring exhibitions. SECCA is home to the Shirley Hannan National Portrait Award, one of the most pre-eminent awards for portrait in the county and the historic Bega Valley Arts & Crafts Society collection. The cultural heart of the South East, SECCA will connect the local community to global conversations in contemporary art and inspire an ever-widening audience to experience the best local and global contemporary visual culture. The build has been supported by a $1.67 million investment from the Australian Government’s Building Better Regions Fund.

SECCA is principally funded through the Bega Valley Shire Council.

SECCA is supported by the NSW Government through CREATE NSW.