Looking at a work of art invites dialogue: interior dialogue, talking to a friend, discussion between parents and children, and talking to the mediator who directs attention to certain works and gives them their historical context.
The general public section of the museum is holding a series of workshops where free exchange of ideas is encouraged in the galleries. Following this exchange, students use what they have seen and what has inspired them on the tour to express themselves in their own work of art.
The workshops are so structured that they are suitable for everyone; children, teenagers and adults. |
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