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A Pram People photo. An adult in a yellow jumper, grey coat and headphones holds their child, smiling at them. Other adults with small children and brightly decorated prams stand in the background. They are outside on grey steps, with green trees in the background. Photographer: Sarah Walker

07 Sep – 17 Oct 2022

Calling all Pram People – past and present

Polyglot is gathering stories and memories, triumphs and struggles, from anyone who is currently pushing a pram, or has in the past.
A Pram People photo. An adult in a green jumper and headphones pushes a small child in a pram decorated with green streamers. They are surrounded by colourful motion blurs. The adult looks out of frame, while the child looks at the camera. Photographer: Sarah Walker

22 – 23 Oct 2022

Pram People at Melbourne Fringe

A moment in time for children who ride in prams, and the adults who push them.

Voice Lab

Voice Lab is a unique creative installation module for collecting the thoughts and opinions of children

It is curious and pays close attention to what children communicate. Voice Lab is an immersive, creative experience for children, one at a time.

Enter Voice Lab

Workshops

Workshops inspiring children to explore their imaginative potential.

We invite children to experience the joys of creativity and collaboration, while developing their critical thinking skills.

A Sound of Drawing production photo. A child with dark hair, wearing black headphones and a striped t-shirt, draws intently on a table covered in brown paper. Adults stand on either side of him. A Paper and Tape workshop photo. Two students stand at a table in a classroom, manipulating a paper and tape creation. A Polyglot artist in a black t-shirt stands behind them, smiling. A workshop photo. A small child holds up a creation made from assorted objects and materials, smiling widely at the camera. A Clippy workshop photo. A group of children sit on the floor, reaching towards a colourful object connected to large balls of aluminium foil. An excited Polyglot artist in a black t-shirt kneels behind them, one arm raised, the other pointing at the object.

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Acknowledgment of country

Polyglot acknowledges that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and create, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. For more than 65,000 years, children and families have created and played here, and we are grateful to make our art on this country too.

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