Frank’s Kitchens opens its doors to teach seasoned engineers and newbies alike how to construct a kinetic sculpture for the Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby—the kick-ass event held annually as part of the Trenton Avenue Arts Festival. You’ll meet fellow derby participants and have a chance to explore the ins and outs of derby creation. What is a kinetic sculpture, you ask? By definition it’s simply a human-powered sculpture—kind of like a parade float—that’s only limited by your own whacked-out imagination. Last year’s derby included a giant caterpillar, a bright pink flamingo, flying slices of pizza and an Amish-inspired buggy. No prior knowledge or skills are needed for the workshop—simply a desire to learn, create, imagine and build. (Cristina Perachio)
Noon-3pm. Free. Frank’s Kitchens, 1581 N. Randolph St. frankskitchens.org
WHEN
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Recurring: ONCE
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