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Like Yvette Hamilton, cast a shadow with your hand and trace it in the space below.
Altars are an important space in many people’s homes, Hayley Millar Baker shows us the power of domestic ritual and solitude.
Some honour the elements of nature with items like others are dedicated to our loved ones that have passed, including leaves crystals salt feathers candles flowers letters jewellery photos family heirlooms
Design your own altar.
Justine Youssef has three charms sewn onto her blankets. Find, smell and describe them.
Andriana Mãhanga Lear plays the Tongan nose-flute, fangufangu to connect with her culture.
If you could play any instrument, what would it be? What style of music would you play? Write and draw below.
Daisy Beattie has created a riverbed on the gallery floor. What would your shells look like? Draw them in the riverbed below.
Tamara Elkins’ video works are titled Fangs, Fins and Feathers.
Can you draw three magical creatures that have these qualities?
Katy B Plummer depicts the Celtic goddess Cailleach burning the moon’s phases in her cauldron.
Write down what you want to release from the past year.
Emily Hunt has sculpted a range of weird and wonderful things on her ceramic rings.
Design your own ring below.
Gianna Hayes harnesses the power of plants to dye her fabrics.
Use this space to sketch the plants in your backyard
