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- 2. What did we see? We saw… A chair made out of skateboards A bull on a piano Painted animal rocks Cloaks
- 3. Where did we go? Te Papa The City Gallery Vincent's Art Workshop The Match Box
- 4. What did we like and dislike? Like Dislike The wizard head (Rohan The cloak made out of Weallean) the dog The architectural artworks The Pianos Rob McLeod’s artwork The 48 paintings about the wizard The painted animal rocks
- 5. Why did we go? We got inspired by our own artworks. We thought about the artworks we saw in the galleries and they helped to inspire us. We went to ask questions about what the artist was thinking when he/she made it.
- 6. Did you see an artist working? What were they doing? Pottery Yes Sewing Painting
- 7. The City Gallery At the City Gallery we saw artworks by… Rohan Weallen Rob McLeod Ian Athfield
- 8. Te Papa At Te Papa we saw two exhibitions… The three pianos by Michael Parokowhai Living Cloaks
- 9. The Match Box At The Match Box we saw lots of different things… Painted animal rocks A turtle sculpture Painted sticks Business cards
- 10. Vincent’s Art Workshop We went to Vincent’s Art Workshop. We saw an artist working… We saw a wood carving of a dog We saw an artist working on a colourful thing made out of brown paper with two spiders and a snake On the roof there was a man made out of plastic
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