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Wedi’i wneud o gardbord, tâp pacio a phaent gwyn, mae Exodus yn strwythur trawiadol. Yn ôl Sera, fe’i hysbrydolwyd gan y ddwy golofn anferth yn yr oriel. Roedd y ddau fach, E ac O, yn credu ei fod yn wych, fel rhyw fath o gastell anferth.
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I needn’t have worried. Not only does Artes Mundi welcome children, they have a whole series of workshops especially for families, with staff on hand to help young people respond creatively to what they have seen. The workshop we attended at the National Museum Cardiff today marked not only the start of the Artes Mundi exhibition, but also of The Big Draw, an annual national campaign to encourage people to take part in creative activities. Led by the lovely Sera Wyn, our task was to contribute to a collaborative art work in response to Carlos Bunga’s installation, Exodus. The Portuguese artist is famous for his large-scale site-specific works, inspired by the space in which he is working. Made from cardboard, duct tape and white paint, Exodus is certainly an impressive structure. Sera tells us it was inspired by the two giant pillars in the gallery space. Little E and Little O thought it was fantastic, like some kind of giant castle.
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