Clay-pop | National Museum of Australia

19–20 Jan 2026 // $15

School holiday program

Discover the origins of the loveable characters Derpy and Sussie from Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters by exploring the presence and meaning of tigers and magpies in jakhodo art from Korea’s Joseon period.

Then, create your own animal sidekicks from airdry clay and bring them to life with colours inspired by Korean folk art.

19 and 20 Jan 2026

10–11am and 11.30am – 12.30pm

Where

Gandel Atrium, National Museum

Tickets

Child $15
Friends $12
Accompanying adults free

Suitable for ages 5 to 12 years

Participants must be accompanied by an adult

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More school holidays fun

Mini handmade hanbok

Design and make your own miniature outfits based on the traditional Korean hanbok!

Knot your lucky charm

Learn about maedeup, the traditional Korean art of knotting, as you fashion your own decorative norigae accessory.

K-pop dance workshops

Join Canberra’s Dance til Dawn studio and learn cool K-pop moves just like your favorite idols.

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