We invite families with children for a walk through the exhibition State of Possession. Referring to its subtitle, Topography of the MOCAK Collection — Part I, the participants will embark on a journey through five metaphorical chapters of the exhibition: Ruins, Mud, Corners, Cabinets and Springs. Each of them leads through a different part of the MOCAK Collection and proposes a different way of looking at contemporary art.
A walk through the exhibition is enriched with short assignments inspired by works from the exhibition, which encourage you to look closely, ask questions and discover your own ways of perceiving art. Is the exhibition a collection of objects or rather a place where experiences, memories, ideas and stories come together?
Practical information:
Date: Sunday, October 11, 12:30 Duration of classes: about 70 minutes Location: MOCAK, Lipowa 4 Tickets: 14 PLN per person to buy at the museum box office or online>>>
If you have any questions, please contact us by e-mail at edukacja@mocak.pl or by phone: +4812 263 40 35 (Tuesday — Friday, 9 am — 4 pm).
Conducted by: Katarzyna Grudniewska — educator and artist of visual arts, doctor of art. He cooperates with Cracow cultural institutions, children's universities and schools in the field of art education. She teaches a visual arts course in high school with an international baccalaureate. He organizes exhibitions, writes texts in the field of culture.
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Family Creative walk through the exhibition State of Possession. Topography of the MOCAK Collection — part I
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We invite families with children for a walk through the exhibition State of Possession. Referring to its subtitle, Topography of the MOCAK Collection — Part I, the participants will embark on a journey through five metaphorical chapters of the exhibition: Ruins, Mud, Corners, Cabinets and Springs. Each of them leads through a different part of the MOCAK Collection and proposes a different way of looking at contemporary art.
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