The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
Cinema is closed now
The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
Cinema is closed now
FOR FAMILIES
Tell me a story! (3-6 years old)
Age group and language
12:30-2:00 p.m. families with children aged 3-6
2:30-4:00 p.m. families with children aged 7-12
2:30-4:00 p.m. families with children aged 7-12
Workshops in Polish.
Location
Meeting point: entrance through the KINOMUZEUM tower
Introduction
PLN 25 / ticket for a child
PLN 35 / ticket for a guardian
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw invites you to creative family workshops entitled "Tell me a story!" These storytelling workshops accompany Nadia Markiewicz's exhibition "Misterioso." The workshops will be held in the new building of the Museum of Modern Art at 103 Marszałkowska Street.
In the first part of the workshop, we will look at the works in Nadia Markiewicz's exhibition and weave our own stories around them—mysterious, bizarre, and fascinating. We will consider what makes for an interesting story, what stories are hidden in objects, and how we can create our own stories inspired by the works of art in the museum. The artist uses elements from the world of the circus and magic shows in her exhibition—we will play with verbal acrobatics, conjure something out of a hat together, and create unusual costumes for our heroes and heroines. Nadia Markiewicz represents people with disabilities and tells their stories through performances. During the workshop, we want to give a voice to our participants—both younger and older—because we believe that every voice should be heard and listened to.
In the first part of the workshop, we will look at the works in Nadia Markiewicz's exhibition and weave our own stories around them—mysterious, bizarre, and fascinating. We will consider what makes for an interesting story, what stories are hidden in objects, and how we can create our own stories inspired by the works of art in the museum. The artist uses elements from the world of the circus and magic shows in her exhibition—we will play with verbal acrobatics, conjure something out of a hat together, and create unusual costumes for our heroes and heroines. Nadia Markiewicz represents people with disabilities and tells their stories through performances. During the workshop, we want to give a voice to our participants—both younger and older—because we believe that every voice should be heard and listened to.
What will we do?
In the creative part, we will make sure that the story continues at home. Participants will make their own story boxes. Props and handy aids for creating stories will also be made. Thanks to them, you will be able to lock new, extraordinary adventures in a box and then release them at any time.
At least one guardian must participate in the event.
At least one guardian must participate in the event.
The number of places is LIMITED!
Biography of the presenter:
Rita Twardziak – art historian, museum educator (MSN, MNW), teacher, and doctoral student at the University of Warsaw.
