Colourful paper craft face with multicoloured hair and a green star, arranged on a paint-splattered background, with scissors and coloured paper to the side.

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To celebrate our portrait exhibition by Askolds Petersons: A Way of Seeing, kids can design and create their own colourful paper collage portrait in the gallery. Using cut out paper elements, scissors, glue, paper-plates and markers, let your child unleash their creativity and make a portrait of their own! This is a self-directed activity and adult supervision is required. 

Children
Family
Free
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