
Build a Game Controller with The 21 Pirates
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Turn everyday objects into touch-sensitive computer keys Drop inAbout Build a Game Controller with The 21 Pirates
Join us at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery to create a DIY game controller by using fun household objects!
With sets from Makey Makey, you will turn everyday objects into touch-sensitive computer keys, made with Play-Doh, powered by simple circuits and your creativity. Get ready to make your own Game Controller, play games and experience the wonderous possibilities of science and technology in this crafty session.
Established in 2014, The 21 Pirates is a pop culture art exhibition that features artwork from video games, comic books, and movies. They work with talented artists across the UK and internationally to deliver outstanding, innovative artwork to audiences of all ages.
There is no prior experience needed for this session; just bring an open mind, be ready to have fun and unleash your imagination!
Good to know:
- Drop in, no booking required
- Free activity
- Held in the Engagement Studio, Level 2
- Part of the Deleted Boy experience
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