INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES
1. KIDS: "Your dream home"
Giving kids paper and markers/crayons to draw their imaginary houses. We'll pin the drawings on the strings hanging on the glass of the bus shelter.
(For this one, should we have ONLY kids create drawings for it, or perhaps anyone can draw their dream home? What do you think?)
2. TEENS: "What home means to you"
Draping drular sheets over the outside glass panels, and hanging sharpies for people to write with.
This will make a great interactive aspect, and it'll create an art piece after wards.
3. ADULTS: Have a large printed out map of Toronto, (outlines) and have people place a dot where they live. By the end of the night, we'll have hundreds of dots; connecting the city together.
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On Saturday October 2nd 2010, we're going to be decorating three bus shelters in downtown Toronto (Queen and Bay) to look like little houses.
We're equipping them with furniture, games, and all sorts of things. Including cookies! It's going to be fun. Make sure to come visit if you're attending Nuit Blanche in the city.
It's from 7pm to 7am. We'll see how well we pull the all nighter.
This blog is mostly documenting the process, while we upload photos and keep each other updated.
We're equipping them with furniture, games, and all sorts of things. Including cookies! It's going to be fun. Make sure to come visit if you're attending Nuit Blanche in the city.
It's from 7pm to 7am. We'll see how well we pull the all nighter.
This blog is mostly documenting the process, while we upload photos and keep each other updated.
I say we should let everyone draw, we can encourage people as they draw to be as imaginative as possible. I think it will help everyone get into the spirit of shelter.
ReplyDeletealso then we can compare who's better at imagining adults or kids ;)