July 2016

What's on at Museum of Childhood
If you’re looking for something
creative for the kids to do this
summer, there are still places
available on the Museum of
Childhood's two artist-led
summer camps. Children can
create films, make giant toy cars
and have messy fun. Split into
two age groups (5-10 and 8-11),
the camps will run weekdays
from 25 July to 5 August and
cost from £80 for two days. Full
details and booking information
are available online.
Red Riding Hood © Sonya Hurtado
Fairy tales, festivals and family fun
Don't miss Tales, a new display
of work by local Hackney
photographer Sonya Hurtado,
which opens on 23 July. The
series of 12 images explores the
imaginary world of childhood,
set in the context of fairy tales
and children’s stories. The
photographs are conceived
almost like paintings, full of
colour and vibrancy, with
inspiration from surrealism,
film and much more. The
manipulation of shadow, light
and colour creates a playful
and at times almost sinister
atmosphere.
Not to be missed is the
museum’s annual summer
festival on Sunday, 24 July.
Whatever the weather, there
will be a colourful mix of live
entertainment right on your
doorstep. The museum will
come alive with a buzzing
programme of live music,
dance, walkabout acts, designer
stalls, food, face paints, henna,
rickshaw rides, games and lots
for kids to make and do.
For full details and to book a
place on the summer camps
visit vam.ac.uk/moc/whatson
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