A Museum for Teachers

 

We’ll start with a guided tour of the exhibition, followed by demonstration workshops. During these workshops, we’ll present selected activities that we typically conduct with groups during our classes.

This event is ideal both for those who plan to visit us with their class in the coming months and for those who are simply looking for inspiration for their own projects in the field of arts education.

 

The exhibition “Sculpture Beyond the Solid” presents contemporary sculpture in a completely new and surprising light. Durability, permanence, and perfection are no longer the primary goals of the artists. In an ever-changing world, sculpture is moving away from the form of a heavy, immobile monument. Instead, it is becoming a fascinating arrangement of processes, tensions, and relationships.

The exhibition brings together works by international artists who boldly experiment with materials. It surprises with its form, and—importantly for the dynamics of a group tour—the works are not confined to traditional exhibition halls. The sculptures break free from their frames, “spilling out” into the museum’s corridors and common areas.

Our educational program provides a space for physical and creative activity. We use these unusual forms as a starting point to:

- develop spatial imagination and constructive thinking,

- stimulating sensory awareness (exploring textures, weight, and tension),

- learning to collaborate and observe ongoing processes attentively.

Piotr Lewandowski —MSN educator, visual artist, cultural animator. A graduate of Media Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and Photography at the University of Arts in Poznań. He works with photography, video, installation, and performance. His art explores themes related to movement, space, interpersonal relationships, and queerness.