Boss Bricks

Join Tate Liverpool for family friendly arts and crafts for the October half-term holidays. Visit the free Brickworks display and be inspired by the brilliant bricks on show. The Learning Space is open every day for visiting families- a space to relax and create with art games, colouring-in, books, toys and more!

Activities include:

• Bricktionary – play against friends and family, put your building block construction skills to the test and communicate clues to your teammates. • Poem Wall – Get inspired by Saloua Raouda Choucair’s Poem Wall art work on display in Brickworks and then unleash your creativity on our poem wall. Write, draw, jumble and swap building blocks to create your visual poem. • What’s behind the door? Check out Jannis Kounellis’s work in Gallery one and then head to the learning space to help answer the mystery of what’s lurking behind that door!

Midweek during the October half-term there will be free, family friendly tours of Brickworks and a chance to create your own art to take away.

Bricks can be used to make boss artworks but younger visitors may be wondering why an artist has used tights in their sculpture or why a pile of bricks is classed as art, so Tate’s learning team is here to help!

Tours last approximately 25 minutes, followed by a 20-minute art activity. Places are limited.