EVENTSMake a Flower Phenakistiscope (with sign language interpretation)
Friday, May 3 10:30am–12:00am
STS- Workshops
Create an animation with just a single piece of paper! A phenakistiscope (or phenakistoscope) was the world’s first widespread animation device, invented in the nineteenth century. Use the Flower Phenakistiscope (a more accessible version of the device by Iwai Toshio) and experience the fun of seeing a picture you draw come to life. The event ends with a screening of everyone’s works with sound added. What kind of animation will you make?!
Lecturer: Iwai Toshio (media artist, children’s book author)
Make a Flower Phenakistiscope (with sign language interpretation)
Target: 3rd to 6th grade elementary school students
Capacity: 20
SusHi Tech Square 1F
3-8-3, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, TokyoGoogle MapsFree Admission (Pre-Registration Required)
See the CCBT website for how to participate and other information. If you would like sign language interpretation, text input assistance, or other forms of support, please notify us when registering for an event or contact CCBT.
Inquiry
Civic Creative Base Tokyo [CCBT]
Tel: (+81)3-5458-2700（Office hours only）
E-mail: ccbt@rekibun.or.jp