South West 2012 Cultural Olympiad

Kaleido Arts office closure March 2010

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Regional Projects and Events

Shape Science-Art

Shape's Science-Art exhibition will be on display at the Putney School of Art and Design from Monday 22 March to Friday 2 April 2010.

This free exhibition showcases work that examines many areas of scientific research, development and delivery through art. The exhibition is accompanied by a teacher's pack that aims to set up a creative encounter between students, science and art; helping teachers take some of these ideas into the classroom. Teachers are invited to a free INSET training session on Tuesday 23 March from 4.00pm-5.30pm, followed by wine and networking.

For a copy of the pack, or to book a place at the INSET session, please contact Marcia Superville on marcia.superville@shapearts.org.uk

[added 16 March 2010]

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