The gradual invasion of all things Le Corbusier across the Barbican Centre continues, as these gorgeous photos show! Here's a sneak peak of what you can make at the upcoming Do Something Different weekend on 7 and 8 March.
On the Sunday you will have a unique opportunity to stuff your own Barbican (pillow that is!) with Janome sewing machines at the ready! The cushion is designed by People Will Always Need Plates and Clothkits and was commissioned by Barbican Education specially for this event.
The drop-in workshop will run from 11am to 4pm. All you need is a voucher from Box Office at the teeny tiny cost of £10 which will cover all materials that you need along with expert help to guide you through the process. The voucher can be redeemed at any point that you are ready during the day.
Trained staff will be on hand to help you but children must be accompanied by an adult at all times...
Other weird and wonderful things happening over the weekend include:
- Play the ukulele
- Ride our static low-tech interractive East London Cycling Machine designed by Vitra for the weekend
- Learn dance routines from the movies
- Write Xenakis-style music while playing giant snakes & ladders
- Watch free performances across the Barbican foyers of Boy Blue and the Bell Boys
- Join a marathon series of events in Day in the Life of Le Corbusier: fill your passport of activities as you reenact the daily routine of the architect of the 20th Century.
Drop by and let us know what you get up to!
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