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                    Exhibition: Wild City

                    A model city with cardboard buildings, plants and roads

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                    At ArtPlay:  Explore a city where wild animals and humans live together as citizens. 

                    ​​​Artist: Kathy Holowko 

                    Come and visit a mini city landscape that has been transformed into a wild, thriving, green metropolis – where humans and animals share their habitat.   

                    As you explore the exhibition you can use binoculars to discover creatures hiding in wildlife corridors, in nests, or even on green roofs. If you look really hard, you’ll see animals everywhere! Can you find them all?   

                    Wild City is a chance for you and your family to learn more about how humans and animals can live and thrive together. 

                    Wild City was developed at ArtPlay via the New Ideas Lab. The work features an animation and a sculpture of a mini city, where children have created solutions in response to real and inspiring stories of urban ecology.  

                    Come and discover just how wild and wonderful our cities could be!  

                    • This exhibition is interactive. At the venue you’ll find text instructions for how children and their adults can participate.

                    Age: 3 to 13 years 

                    Children must be accompanied by an adult. 

                    Accessibility 

                    There’s step-free access and the room is on the ground floor. There won’t be a quiet space available. There is an accessible bathroom.  

                    If you have any questions about accessibility or want to share anything about your access needs beforehand, please email artplay@melbourne.vic.gov.au or call 03 9658 7880. 

                    What to expect 

                    • Getting to ArtPlay: Train - Flinders Street Station. Tram – 35, 70, 75 to stop #5 (Swanston St/Flinders St) or stop #6 (Russell St/Flinders St) or any Swanston Street tram to stop #13 (Federation Square). Car parking - Wilson Parking ​is the closest. 
                    • Arriving: The front doors will open at 10am. A staff member with a lanyard will be in the foyer to greet you. They will explain information specific to the exhibition, before showing you into the space. ​
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