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Tiny Turtles Project

Artists working on the Tiny Turtles Project - an installation done in collaboration with 8 Autralian and Singapore schools. Photo courtesy of ACM

Ghost Nets of the Ocean is created by Erub Arts in collaboration with artists Lynnette Griffiths and Marion Gaemers. The exhibition is complemented by Tiny Turtles, a partnership of 8 Australian and Singapore schools, organised in conjunction with Children’s Season 2017.

Participating schools:
• Australian International School
• Bukit View Primary School
• Erub Arts
• Greenwood Primary School
• Melbourne Specialist International School
• Our Lady of the Sacred Heart School
• Pathlight School
• Whitelodge Education Group Services

Venue: ACM Lawn

Admission: Free (includes free entry to special exhibition)

When: 1 Jun - 6 Aug 2017,

By: Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM)

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