KALEIDOSCOPEACTIVITY TRAIL

AGE

4 - 7

Gallery Map

GROUND FLOOR

G1: LAURA BUCKLEYG2: WHITNEY BEDFORD/ PIERRE CARREAU/ BENEDETTO PIETROMARCHIG3: FLORENCE HUTCHINGSG4: TOM HOWSE/ PETER LINDE BUSK/ MIA FEUERG5: TILLMAN KAISER

Welcome to the Saatchi Gallery!

Are you ready to explore the exhibition?

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This work was made by the British artist LauraBuckley.

This giant kaleidoscope is made of glass, woodand video. There are also lots of shapes.

Square

Triangle

Rectangle

Hexagon

Star

Circle

Can you link these shapes to their names:

Can you identify which shape the artist used

to create the kaleidoscope?

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Gallery 1 1

This room shows a painting created by the American artist Whitney Bedford.

She explores themes such as shipwrecks, icebergs and the sea.

You can often see brightly coloured paint in her paintings.

Circle the colours you see in this painting?

Hint: not everything is in there

Gallery 2 2

The photograph shown below was taken by French

artist Pierre Carreau.

He loves the ocean and used it as the main theme for

his pictures!

Complete the dot-to-dot to discover one animal

which lives in the ocean!

Gallery 22

The sculptures shown below are made by Italian artist Benedetto Pietromarchi.

Gallery 2

Place your right hand on the pelican using the picture as a

reference. Draw around your hand and you have your own

Pelican!

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The paintings below have been created by British artist Florence Hutchings. She loves making works

about objects from her daily life.

Can you spot which painting looks the most different? Think about objects and themes.

Gallery 3

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The work shown below is made by British artist Tom Howse.

Look around the painting and see if you can spy with your little eye… Circle the pictures of the things you see.

Hint: not everything is there

Gallery 44

This room includes work by Danish artist Peter Linde Busk

Can you help this man find the way to his violin? Use your pencil to find your way to the end of the maze.

Good luck!

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Interesting Fact

Denmark is a country

made up of over 100

islands, some of

which are not even

lived in

String players, like violinists,

tend to have larger brains.

This is due in part to the

complex motor skills and

reasoning needed to play the

instrument.

Gallery 44

This room includes one more artist called Mia Feuer.

She created this sculpture using material she collected from the Artic Ocean. Most of the materials were rubbish that she recycled and transformed into this piece of Art.

Gallery 44

Lots of litter is put into the ocean each year. This litter comes

from boats, picnickers, fisherman, beachgoers etc. Hidden

below is a list of objects that have been discarded into our

oceans. See if you can find them all!

CUP STRAW RUG

GLOVE HOSE SHOE

DIAPER SODA CAN BALLOON

This work is made by Austrian artist Tilman Kaiser.

It is called Moonstrap. Did you notice that he explored shapes and lines in his sculptures?

Can you find and circle any material used in Kaiser’s

work?

metalwood glue

gel medium glass cardboard

Gallery 55

Colour the kaleidoscope below with as many colours as you like. You can take it home as an example of your own piece of art!

Colouring Space

Draw your favourite artwork from the exhibition below

And write your name in the space

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Favourite work

at the Saatchi Gallery 2019