All of Donna's creatures have names, personalities (sweet? cranky? funny? honest? etc), hobbies, backgrounds, and are full of character. At the workshop, we will be bringing mysterious creatures that live in your heart to life. The materials that will be used include old sweaters and knitwear. Interested in making your own original creative creature with Donna?

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Date:24 October 2015  13:00 - 16:00 Target : All ages Limited to the first 12 people to register. Venue: CCC 3F first training room Organiser: the center for creative communications (CCC) Workshop planning (learning programme): Non-profit organization Hexaproject Coordination: Hexaproject London Limited Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Lecturer:Donna Wilson Admission: Free Items you will need: old sweaters and knitted items, garment parts such as buttons, needles, thread, scissors, writing utensils

Demonstrations and workshops by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints who continue the Edo-period techniques of woodcut printing. Visitors can watch up-close how a master builds up layers of each color onto the Ukiyo-e using using skills and the vividness of a freshly painted the prints. In the workshop, visitors will experience printing on the woodblock by using tools and stands that used by craftsmen as well as feeling the texture of Washi paper by touching it. It allows visitors to visualise how the people in the Edo period enjoyed Ukiyo-e.

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Date: 18 October 2015  11:00 - 12:30  14:00 - 15:30 Target : All ages  Limited to the first 15 people to register. (each part) Venue: Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshima Museum of Art Organizer: Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art (designated administrator NPO Hexaproject) Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination: Non-profit organization Hexaproject Lecturer: The Adachi Foundation for the Preservation of Woodcut Printing Admission: Free ※ museum entrance fee is required

Date:  11 April  2015  13:00-16:30 Anyone 18 years of age or older. Limited to the first 20 people to register. 20 person Venue: the centre for creative communications 2F Organiser: the center for creative communications (CCC) Sponsored by: Toho Co., Ltd. / Gallery t Cooperation: Saruyama Hagenosuke inc. Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination: Non-profit organization Hexaproject Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating Artists: Asakura Sekaiichi, Anzai Hajime, Shirane Yutanpo, Shiriagari Kotobuki, Takahashi Kintaro, Nagino Takahiro, Nankin, Paradise Yamamoto, Mic Itaya

Yuri Suzuki is a world-renowned sound artist who has dyslexia. He makes a lot of humorous products which themes is relationship between human and sounds. In this workshop, the aim is to make original sounds by using a synthesizer called “OTOTO”, as well as using his work “Look Like Music”. “Look Like Music” Designed for those with dyslexia, it creates music not with musical notes but through color and composition.A white miniature car detects and follows a black line while reading crossing colored lines and translating this data into music. This work is a participatory art installation first introduced at the Mudam Luxembourg. “OTOTO” OTOTO is a synthesizer which can turn items which electricity can flow through into a musical instrument. Perform using a vegetable and fruits keyboard or make your own instrument easily with paper and cardboard. This all-in-one musical invention kit which is now on sale is being introduced for the first time in Japan. Objective: As CCC is educational institute, the aim is to encourage disorder children to feel a joy of self-expression via creation of art, moreover, to provide an opportunity for audience to perceive new possibility of the attractiveness of the art and design.

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Date: 29 November 2014  10:00 - 12:00 Target:aged 7 to 15, having developmental disorder (available for an individual and a group) Who: 10 students living in Shizuoka City Venue: the centre for creative communications (CCC) Organiser: the center for creative communications(CCC) Cooperation:Shizuoka City child future station young people upbringing section child youth consultation center,NPO Momo Development counselor's office Workshop planning (learning programme): Non-profit organization Hexaproject flyer design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Instructor: Yuri Suzuki Free to join

A talk and a workshop  with the contemporary product designer who utilizes the Japanese traditional technic. This program is themed "Connect Japanese culture with 'Now' ", and is structured to suggest a hint for creating new things but still following a good old Japanese tradition. Mainly as activities aimed at people overseas. We first started the project at V&A, London in 2011, since then we have been working with craftsmen, artists and designers who carry on traditional technic to express at the present day such as Ukiyo-e (Edo period), Hariko (Papier-mache), ceramic, Japanese lacquer and dyeing. Moreover, the project is aimed to raise interests of design and products that meet the individual's lifestyle and to raise awareness of Japanese crafts culture in South Asia where the need of inheritance of traditional skills is increasing. The contents of completion: A new attempt to introduce the fusion of traditional crafts and contemporary design, the fusion of art and design.This workshop is designed to learn, experience the advanced design and sensibility using the best technic. Target: Designers or students who are fascinated by the traditional crafts, and want to make use of their own idea and design to work. About SOTA (SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SINGAPORE ) The School of the Arts (SOTA) is Singapore’s first national pre-tertiary specialised arts school with a six-year integrated arts and academic curriculum, leading to the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or Career-related Programme, for youths aged 13 -18 years old. With a vision to shape and impact society through an education in the arts, SOTA aims to identify and groom future generations of artists, creative professionals to be leaders in all fields, and to be patrons and supporters of the arts.

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Schedule: 27-28 October 2014 participant: SOTA year 5, visual art major students (15 years old) Companion teacher: 1 Venue: Shizuoka City,Shizuoka Prefectural Shimizu Minami High School Organizer: SOTA (SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SINGAPORE) Cooperation: Shizuoka City Regional Industrial Division, the center for creative communications (CCC), Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshima Museum of Art Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination: Non-profit organisation Hexaproject

Demonstrations and workshops by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints who continue the Edo-period techniques of woodcut printing. Visitors can watch up-close how a master builds up layers of each color onto the Ukiyo-e using using skills and the vividness of a freshly painted the prints. In the workshop, visitors will experience printing on the woodblock by using tools and stands that used by craftsmen as well as feeling the texture of Washi paper by touching it. It allows visitors to visualise how the people in the Edo period enjoyed Ukiyo-e.

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Date : 19 October 2015  11:00 - 12:30  14:00 - 15:30 Target : All ages  Limited to the first 15 people to register. (each part) Venue : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshima Museum of Art Organizer : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art (designated administrator NPO Hexaproject) Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination : Non-profit organization Hexaproject Lecturer : The Adachi Foundation for the Preservation of Woodcut Printing Admission : Free ※ museum entrance fee is required

Back again this summer break season, the 7th CCC Kids Animation Workshop fosters the joy of animation-making and challenges childrens' creative skills with everyday items and a digital camera. This session children will use items from nature to produce their own strange animal park animation. All participating children will receive a DVD of their animation work and the finished animation will be shown at CCC and Shizuoka City Nihondaira Zoo. Related event 1 Title :  “Strange Animal Park” Exhibition  Date : 18 - 30 August 2014 10:00 - 20:30 (closed Sundays/holidays) Venue : the centre for creative communications (CCC) Admission : Free Contents : Screenning and exhibit of the animation work created by the children in the workshop. Related event 2 Title :  “Strange Animal Park” Animation Screening at Nihondaira Zoo Date : 13-28 September 2014*closed on the 16th & 22nd,9:00 - 16:30 (last entrance at 16:00) / *13:00 Start on the 18th. Venue : Shizuoka City Nihondaira Zoo Visitor Center (1767-6 Ikeda, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka City 422-8005 ) Entrance Fee: Zoo fee required. (610 yen; elementary/middle school students 150 yen) Preschool and younger are free  Shizuoka City Nihondaira Zoo Website (Japanese) Contents : On August 1st & 2nd, the 7th CCC Kids Animation Workshop was held for 1st & 2nd year elementary students. Based on the theme of "Strange animal Park", students collected plants from from the CCC area, and using digital cameras created stop-motion animation.

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Date : 1-2 August 2014 (2 days) 10:00-15:00 (until 16:00 on the 2nd) Who : 10 children living in Shizuoka City (Elementary 1st or 2nd year) *must be able to attend both days Venue : the centre for creative communications (CCC) Organizer : the center for creative communications (CCC) Cooperation : Shizuoka City Nihondaira Zoo Workshop planning (learning programme) : Non-profit organization Hexaproject flyer design : Hexaproject.Ltd. Web design : Hexaproject.Ltd. Instructor: Miki Kobayashi (animation director) Fee : 500 yen Property: Lunch and a water bottle 

A workshop where participants will draw a Tokaido traveler scene with the artist. How about drawing your very own Tokaido like Utagawa Hiroshige's “Figure Tokaido”? Works will be exhibited on site during the rest of the exhibition.

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Date : 12 July 2014  10:30 - 15:30 Target : Elementary school-age children (Registration from 10:15) Space is limited to the first 10 people (pre-registration recommended). Venue : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art Organizer : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art (designated administrator NPO Hexaproject) Support from Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation Cooperation : Shizuoka Railway Co., Ltd. Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination : Non-profit organization Hexaproject Lecturer : Carl Randall (with Japanese/English interpretation) Cost: Free Registration : Applications accepted by telephone (054-375-4454) or through our website. Deadline : July 5 (Sat.) 17:00 Registration will close once all space is filled. Details are on our website.

Demonstrations and workshops by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints who continue the Edo-period techniques of woodcut printing. Visitors can watch up-close how a master builds up layers of each color onto the Ukiyo-e using using skills and the vividness of a freshly painted the prints. In the workshop, visitors will experience printing on the woodblock by using tools and stands that used by craftsmen as well as feeling the texture of Washi paper by touching it. It allows visitors to visualise how the people in the Edo period enjoyed Ukiyo-e.

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Date : 3 May 2014  11:00 - 12:30  14:00 - 15:30 Target : All ages  Limited to the first 15 people to register. (each part) Venue : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art Organize r: Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art (designated administrator NPO Hexaproject) Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination : Non-profit organization Hexaproject Lecturer : The Adachi Foundation for the Preservation of Woodcut Printing Admission : Free ※ museum entrance fee is required

Demonstrations and workshops by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints who continue the Edo-period techniques of woodcut printing. Visitors can watch up-close how a master builds up layers of each color onto the Ukiyo-e using using skills and the vividness of a freshly painted the prints. In the workshop, visitors will experience printing on the woodblock by using tools and stands that used by craftsmen as well as feeling the texture of Washi paper by touching it. It allows visitors to visualise how the people in the Edo period enjoyed Ukiyo-e.

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Date : 8 Febrauary 2014  11:00 - 12:30  14:00 - 15:30 Target : All ages  Limited to the first 15 people to register. (each part) Venue : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art Organizer : Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art (designated administrator NPO Hexaproject) Workshop planning (learning programme) and a coordination : Non-profit organization Hexaproject Lecturer : The Adachi Foundation for the Preservation of Woodcut Printing Admission : Free ※ museum entrance fee is required