Friday 25 September | 3PM Riverside Public Library, 127 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY, 10023
Bring a Memory to Life is a hands-on stop-motion animation workshop for children ages 6–12 that explores memory, creativity, and well-being through art.
The session begins with a short excerpt from the Emmy-nominated animated documentary See Memory, followed by an introduction to frame-by-frame animation. Children will then use drawing and collage to recreate a meaningful personal memory and transform it into their own short stop-motion film.
Through creative storytelling and self-expression, the workshop invites young participants to reflect on their memories, share their experiences, and experience the joy of bringing their own artwork to life.
ALT Alliance is a New York-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing creativity, well-being, and
community connection through accessible arts programming. Through hands-on workshops, exhibitions, and public
programs, ALT Alliance collaborates with libraries, community organizations, artists, and cultural institutions to bring meaningful creative experiences to children, families, seniors, and diverse communities.
The Riverside Library is a New York Public Library and the community venue partner hosting the workshop and supporting its delivery as part of its public programming.
See Memory is an Emmy-nominated animated documentary by artist and filmmaker Viviane Silvera. Through a licensing collaboration, an excerpt from the film will be incorporated into the workshop as an artistic and educational starting point for exploring memory, creativity, and stop-motion animation.