Workshops
Summer at MAP (Ages 13-16)
Five days, a museum full of inspiration, and a workshop unlike any other, join film maker Hansa Thapliyal for doll-making and stop-motion animation at MAP.
Using the museum as a creative playground, participants will work with everyday materials and scraps to build their own dolls, drawing inspiration from our exhibition Beneath the Turning Sky. Along the way, they’ll explore their ideas, experiment with storytelling, and find their own creative voice.
Through playful stop-motion exercises, these ideas will begin to move, building into a collaborative animated film screened at the end of Summer at MAP.
All materials are provided. Participants are welcome to bring a few discarded items from home to add a personal touch to their creations, and will need a mobile phone for the stop-motion activities.
Note:
-Please pack a lunch, snacks, and a water bottle for your child each day.
-Every registered participant receives a gift store voucher of equal value, redeemable at the MAP Gift Store.
-If you’re a working parent, our café space is open for you to use while your child is in session.
These workshops are for children between the ages of 13-16 If you are between the ages of 8-12 check out our programme here.
Spots are limited. Register early to secure your place.
Hansa Thapliyal
Hansa Thapliyal is a film maker, writer, doll maker, animator. She likes moving between forms, playfully. She has started a doll making initiative called Gudgudgudiya and a stop motion studio, called Apple Seed Studio. Their newest work, Duniya kee Raunak, a collaboration with the great Surabhi theatre and Thakkar Adivasai Kala Aangan, is getting ready to find its way into our world.
