Workshops
Workshops are the perfect environment to experiment and develop people emotionally. The satisfaction of creating something, the sense of reward and confidence helps a child develop their identity, and become more creative.
We engage professional artists to conceive and execute workshops which deeply engage the audience.
All workshops are designed to nurture creativity and encourage fresh thinking.
We address social issues through creativity, getting the audience to create to specific themes and subject matter.
We run workshops both in and out of the classroom. The demand for creativity is palpable and we are thrilled to be involved in its growth.
EYEYAH! was invited to design and facilitate a neurodiversity workshop at Catholic High School, providing a group of primary 6 students with an opportunity to explore neurodiversity through the lens of empathy. The workshop featured a series of experiential stations—Multi-tasking Madness, Sensory Station, and Listening Loop—designed to immerse students in activities that helped them step more…
Amazing ‘Chindogu’ Inventions by our KERCHINGGG! workshop participants! Works by Primary School Students from various different schools and public workshops. To learn more about this financial literacy workshop and related programmes, please click here.
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How might we excite and inspire Primary 3 students to solve a problem in their school using Design Thinking? We worked with Tanjong Katong Primary to re-design their P3 Design Thinking curriculum. We designed a ‘problem surfacing workshop’, interviewing students to identify a problem statement that was relevant, relatable and challenging. Using happiness as a more…
By 2025, most primary school students in Singapore will be able to use e-payment instead of cash when they buy food and drinks or items from the bookshop. As we move more into a cashless society, understanding the basics of financial literacy is more important than ever. Supported by POSB, EYEYAH! presents an engaging and more…
The relationship between art and mental health is well documented. Engaging in artistic activities may help reduce stress, anxiety, and improve overall well-being. We worked with the lead Art and CCE teachers at Yumin primary to custom design a post PSLE programme about social media and wellbeing. Using EYEYAH! Signature visual approach, we led an more…
We offer a host of programmes including IPW/ALP Curricula, Educator Training, Assembly Talks and Workshops. All our programs use a visual approach with a collection of specially curated illustrations and a slow looking approach to prompt conversation. This is supported by games, puzzles, apps and quizzes to retain attention and make learning fun. A device more…
CyberGrime is a comprehensive toolkit to run a student or educator led conversation about online harms. The toolkit is supported by Meta and free for educators and youth ambassadors. Using eye-catching illustrations, we cover relatable and relevant topics that are essential for digital native youths. Our open conversation approach makes sensitive topics such as cyberbullying more…
This is a recap of the learning outcomes from EYEYAH! x POSB primary school program. Parents and guardians can show the student the illustrations to prompt recall and conversation. “Invisible” money, digital transactions, differences between digital cash physical cash, credit card and debit card. The distinction between Needs VS Wants Take our Needs VS Wants more…
In June 2023, at National Design Centre, we held a workshop for 6 – 12 year olds to discover the limitless realm of AI-powered visuals. Conducted by a UX Designer and Creative Coder, the 2 hour workshop covered conceptualisation and storyboarding, keyword, and advanced prompting. Participants proudly walked away with their own framed picture of more…
Singapore, 22 May 2023. A 2022 Smart Wealth study revealed that 55.2% of Singaporeans say they are financially illiterate. The Financial Educators Council states that “Early financial literacy teaches kids how to have a good relationship with money, an invaluable lifelong skill that won’t ever be forgotten”. By 2025, most students in Singapore will be more…
Asia’s largest GIF festival merges Art, Technology, and Social Impact to challenge perceptions through more than 80 GIFs by visionary local and international Creatives. Singapore, 18 May 2023 – Now showing at the National Design Centre, GIFFEST III by EYEYAH! (18 May – 26 August 2023) brings together more than 80 animated Gifs by local more…
EYEYAH! Has published an in-depth report of the 2022/23 school-based program that uses illustrations and slow looking to foster conversations around mental health. The report covers an overview of the problem, the visual learning approach, the results, and the next steps. We would like to thank our sponsors DesignSingapore Council, The James Dyson Foundation, and more…
EYEYAH! Presents a fun and interactive Assembly Talk that uses illustrations and animations to build Design Thinking skills. Supported by DesignSingapore Council. As the need to instil design sensibilities in the young becomes an increasingly more important focus in education, EYEYAH! Has developed an Assembly program that uses eye-catching animations, detailed illustrations, and a ‘learn more…
Supported by DesignSingapore Council in 2021/22, Learning by Design was a pilot program to support school-based integration of design thinking into the curriculum. As one of five pilot program partners, EYEYAH! was partnered with Chongfu Primary school as program partner for the Applied Learning Program, with emphasis on developing creative confidence and divergent thinking abilities more…
In June 2022, 33 teachers from SJI Jr. took part in a half-day visually led interactive workshop that used illustrations to take participants on a journey of how a designer thinks and solves problems, with emphasis on developing creative confidence and critical thinking skills. Content: Introduction and warm-up. Visual literacy: practise slow looking & observation. more…
EYEYAH! artists ran a series of workshops with secondary school art students Tanglin Trust School. Students got to experiment with new techniques and learn how to add meaning and complexity to their mixed-media work. In the first ‘Conceptual Collage’ workshops, students re-purposed old magazines and newspapers to construct meaningful collages inspired by the theme of more…
Nickelodeon Academy of Smarts (NAOS) is a series of workshops and roadshows to nurture each individual child’s ‘smart’ skills. We conceptualised a program of unique workshops ranging from GIF design to digital music making and a series of task sheets inspired by each of the 8 Smarts. Curatorial Approach: Each workshop is ran by a more…
To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the founding of modern Singapore, we worked with National Arts Council to create a series of drop-in activities and workshops inspired by the two artworks – The Time Zone by Robert Zhao and Crossing Shores by Speak Cryptic – that were commissioned for the event. These activities include head more…
In conjunction with National Day, we did a pop-up at Kids21 Dempsey with live silkscreening of limited edition National Day designs. Held on the weekend of 3rd and 4th August 2019, kids were invited to help and learn about the creative process.
On GIF Fest’s Family Day, we held a stop motion GIF-making workshop for kids. We had more than 50 children join us over two sessions to create fun Claymation GIFs. We taught them the basics of Stop Motion, and guided them through simple sculpting with the clay. They all had great ideas, and managed to more…
EYEYAH! had the honour of being invited to hold a digital collage workshop at the Apple store in Orchard as part of Today at Apple. With roughly 30 excited kids, and their parents, in attendance, we went through how to use the basic tools of Procreate to make their own Internet collage out of 3Land more…
We worked with the Grade 5 art teachers at UWC Dover Court to run a collage workshop on the dangers of the internet. Students were shown the work of famous collage artists as inspiration and then given a selection of magazines as raw materials. Through layering and juxtaposition, the students created these beautiful, thought-provoking pieces more…
EYEYAH! organised a GIF making workshop at Singapore’s first GIF FEST. Using a combination of stop-motion technique and collage, kids of all ages learnt how to make their own GIFs. We also worked with Javier Arres, a guest artist from Spain to create beautifully detailed colouring-in sheets that people could take home.
