Magic Acorns and Fitzwilliam Museum Gallery Meeting network event
Event Information
About this event
We are very excited to be able to offer this follow on event for the online Babies in Museums session.
The gallery walk & talk session will give a chance to be inspired by the incredible art collection and amazing building of the Fitzwilliam Museum, and also offer the opportunity for rich discussions with other artists and educators from the network in person.
The gallery walk & talk session will be led by Nicola Wallis, museum educator and researcher from the Fitzwilliam. During the session we will explore the galleries together, sharing impressions, thoughts and ideas about babies in museum spaces. We will end with a relaxed chat over coffee.
Photography and sketching are welcome if you would like to document your ideas as we go.
Spaces are limited - please only book your free place if you are intending to come. If your availability changes please return your ticket or contact us so that we can release your space to someone else.
Accessibility: https://fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/visit-us/accessibility-and-our-facilities
Getting there: https://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/visit-us
Covid safety: To protect the health and wellbeing of visitors and staff, many of whom are not yet fully vaccinated, the Fitzwilliam Museum has decided to maintain a number of COVID mitigation measures. These include strongly encouraging the wearing of face coverings and social distancing as well as ticketing for admissions, reduced capacity and regular hand sanitising.The Museum and the Museum Café will continue to display the QR code for the NHS Test and Trace App, which visitors are encouraged to use.
Organiser Magic Acorns
Organiser of Magic Acorns and Fitzwilliam Museum Gallery Meeting network event
Nurturing our youngest children through art and play.
Magic Acorns is an early years arts development organisation which aims to build a community of practice around early years arts in the East of England by developing cross-sector connectivity, igniting productive partnerships and inspiring new ways of working. We work with artists, early years practitioners, arts organisations and importantly our youngest children and their families to develop new work, experiences and practices.
