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Join and learn during Family Day in Chisenhale Gallery on Sunday afternoon, 7th December 2008. Your family is warmly invited to join artist educators Jenny Hendra, Alice Finbow and Sarah Michaels, from the Institute of Education's Artist Teacher Programme, for a family afternoon of art workshops inspired by Simon Martin's exhibition. Come ready to investigate and reinterpret objects! With drawing, storyboarding and bite sized performance, families will think creatively about familiar objects, work together to bring life to everyday items and have a family friendly introduction to the exhibition. See you there! Family Day is in the gallery on Sunday December 7th, from 2pm-5pm. Find out more about Chisenhale Gallery (this website is in development, so scroll down for information and click under Simon Martin about Family Day), email or call 020 8981 4518. How to get there: Trains - The closest train station is Cambridge Heath (London) Rail, then London Fields and Bethnal Green. Underground - The closest tube stations are Mile End and Bow Road, then Bethnal Green. Buses - 277 (to Victoria Park); 339, 8 and D6 (get off at Grove Road junction with Roman Road); 338 (get off at Grove Road junction with Victoria Park Road); 25 (get off at Mile End station). Plan your visit to London with Transport for London's Journey Planner, whether you are walking, cycling or using the public transport system.