10/23/2009
Rachel Joyce, 612.375.7635
rachel.joyce@walkerart.org
Walker Art Center Presents Family Workshop MyNet: Google SketchUp
Parents and Kids Ages 10-14 Can Learn Design and Modeling with Free Google Software Program
Everyone can be an architect or designer with the help of Google SketchUp, a free software program for creating 3-D forms. In this workshop, presented by the Walker Art Center Saturday, November 14, 10am–5 pm, in the University of Minnesota’s Rapson Hall, 89 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, kids ages 10–14 and parents or caregivers will work together to learn basic modeling skills and undertake a project that answers the question, “What’s your ideal hangout?” Computers are provided. Led by designer Adam Jarvi.
Tickets to the workshop are $15 per family ($10 Walker members). To purchase tickets or for more information, call 612.375.7600. Space is limited; early registration is encouraged.
This program, part of the Walker Art Center’s Raising Creative Kids Initiative, is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Walker Art Center programming is made possible by its Premier Partners: General Mills, Target, and Star Tribune.
Rachel Joyce, 612.375.7635
rachel.joyce@walkerart.org
Walker Art Center Presents Family Workshop MyNet: Google SketchUp
Parents and Kids Ages 10-14 Can Learn Design and Modeling with Free Google Software Program
Everyone can be an architect or designer with the help of Google SketchUp, a free software program for creating 3-D forms. In this workshop, presented by the Walker Art Center Saturday, November 14, 10am–5 pm, in the University of Minnesota’s Rapson Hall, 89 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, kids ages 10–14 and parents or caregivers will work together to learn basic modeling skills and undertake a project that answers the question, “What’s your ideal hangout?” Computers are provided. Led by designer Adam Jarvi.
Tickets to the workshop are $15 per family ($10 Walker members). To purchase tickets or for more information, call 612.375.7600. Space is limited; early registration is encouraged.
This program, part of the Walker Art Center’s Raising Creative Kids Initiative, is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Walker Art Center programming is made possible by its Premier Partners: General Mills, Target, and Star Tribune.
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