Stories Captured in Paintings - Painting Workshop (Ages 4–6)

In the first part of the workshops, we’ll visit the exhibition to view selected works. Together, we’ll explore whether paintings can tell us different stories. Who are the figures we see on the canvases? What were they doing before the painter captured them in a painting? We’ll talk about what art often conveys much better than words: emotions, feelings, and impressions. Then, together, we’ll create a story that will enrich our visit to the exhibition with elements from our own imaginations!

 

In the second part of the workshop, we’ll create our own paintings and one collaborative comic! We’ll draw, paint, and work both independently and as a group. We’ll see how our individual stories can come together to form an extraordinary narrative for our entire group. Can our ideas inspire one another? Or maybe together we’ll come up with something completely surprising? During this part, each of us will create a unique piece of art that we’ll proudly take home later.

A workshop ticket grants admission to the exhibition for up to 3 hours after the workshop begins.

Anik Radzimińska – visual artist and educator, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She has been collaborating with the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw since 2024. Her practice centers on painting and collective processes. She leads workshops for children and adults, including Sensory-Friendly Workshops and Guided Tours for parents of young children.