Woven in Clay Enrichment Program (Year 3 & 4)
Students will participate in a guided tour of GO BAG, an exhibition exploring migration, displacement, belonging and resilience, followed by two hands-on workshops with exhibiting artists Kartika and Kyati Suharto-Martin.
In the ceramic workshop, students will use hand-building techniques to create a woven clay artwork inspired by everyday objects, exploring how belongings can carry stories, memories and personal identity. In Pocket Portals (Zine Making), students will learn simple paper-folding and layout techniques to transform a single A4 sheet into a pocket-sized zine, using drawing, text and collage to tell a personal story.
Together, the workshops encourage students to reflect on journeys, memories and belonging, while exploring how objects and artworks can connect people, places and experiences across distance.
Program Highlights
- Guided tour of GO BAG
- Meet artists Kartika and Kyati Suharto-Martin
- Ceramic hand-building workshop
- Pocket Portals zine-making workshop
- Explore themes of identity, belonging and storytelling
Program details
| Suitable for | Year 3 & 4 students |
| Learning outcomes | CA2-VIS-01 makes artworks using art forms to represent subject matter and ideas, and describes ways artists convey ideas about their world to audiences through artworks. |
| Maximum bookings per school | 5 students |
| Total maximum group size | 15 students |
| Cost per student | $50 |
| Bookings close | Tue 1 September 2026 |
Bookings
Please contact us to make a booking. You will need to provide the following information:
- Your school name
- Contact teacher's name, phone and email
- Number of students attending, and list of student names.
If you need to cancel your booking, please let us know as soon as possible so that a refund can be processed. Please note that cancellations received less than one week (7 days) before the workshop date are not eligible for a refund.
Visit our Primary Enrichment Programs page for more information about payment methods, risk assessments and the day of your visit.
Image: Kyati Suharto-Martin, Woven in Clay, 2026.