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Be ready to laugh- shimmy and play! Bring the entire family along and participate in this inclusive and collaborative experience. Our artist-educator will guide your family through the exhibition Lindy Lee: Moon in a Dew Drop- stopping at a few key artworks to have a closer look and partake in some creative learning strategies that the whole family will enjoy.To follow Covid-19 safety guidelines- each tour is limited to two families with a maximum of 5 people per family. All ages are welcome- including the young at heart! The tour will run for approximately 75 minutes.Recommended for families with children ages 6-12.Helpful hintsFirst time to the MCA? Visit our Social story: how to access the MCA.Changing facilities and accessible bathrooms are located on the Ground Floor and Level 3.Grab a snack from the kids' menu at the MCA Cafe on Level 4.Please note- we do not have a drinking fountain available onsite due to COVID-19.Excited about coming to the MCA? Try out our Activity: Map your way to the MCA.COVID-19 updateThe health and safety of visitors and staff is our main priority at the MCA. We are following government guidelines with regard to COVID-19 to ensure our visitors and staff are safe at all times and follow social distancing guidelines. Please read our visitor safety information here.Cancellation or refundsIf you or a family member are feeling unwell or have been in contact with someone that has tested positive for COVID-19 or have tested positive yourself- please get in touch with us to reschedule your tour or arrange a refund.*Concession: Tertiary-TAFE-ESL Students with photo ID- Senior's Card holders- Unemployed-Concession Card holders- NAVA card holdersLindy Lee public programs are proudly supported by our Major Partner Telstra.

Sundown Sketch Club is moving online. Unearth your creative potential in these interactive online drawing classes guided by MCA artist educators. Experiment with approaches to mark-making and be led through a series of exercises- all from the comfort of your home.Suitable for any experience level- for ages 18+.What to expectEach class will focus on a specific theme where you will be guided to reimagine objects from your home.Wednesday 4 November: Light and shadowsWednesday 2 December: Negative space and the voidWhat you needPaper and drawing materials are essential. Nothing fancy is required- use whatever you have available! Feel free to pour yourself a drink during the class (BYO as well).Ticket informationThis event will take place on Zoom- and participants will be asked to have their cameras on throughout the class. The event link will be emailed to all participants 1-3 days prior.Duo ticket optionDo you live with someone who would also like to join the class? We've created a special duo ticket offer for a partner- housemate or family member to collaborate with you in this workshop- using the same account log-in.

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Session One: MACHINE Interdisciplinary Forum Hosted by The Ian Potter Museum of Art

The Biennale of Sydney will reopen its 22nd edition NIRIN from 16 June, with some venues opening from 1 June 2020.Under