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Learning through art, rather than about it! We’ll look at art in a different way.

Together we will go in search of clues in the Liberna and learn techniques with which we can uncover the secrets of the drawings.

On Sundays we offer public guided tours of the special exhibition THE ART OF RECOVERY from 2.30 p.m.

This workshop is aimed at children and their parents. Have fun together, test your own patience and be amazed at what you can do with cameras.

After visiting the Art of Repetition exhibition together, we will make small figures with casting slip and plaster and create an object frame modelled on famous sculpture gardens.

Together we will go in search of clues in the Liberna and learn techniques with which we can uncover the secrets of the drawings. Afterwards we will go to our park and create a drawing ourselves using red chalk, charcoal and chalk pens.

On Sundays we offer public guided tours of the special exhibition THE ART OF RECOVERY from 2.30 p.m.

How do we succeed in making true-to-the-original moulds, what materials are used and why are we so fascinated by copies of famous works? These and other questions will be explored in this workshop.

Whether a drawing is unequivocally attributed to an artist depends on a number of different givens. If the artwork is signed, there is a high probability of scoring a hit. But how do attributions actually work in the case of drawings that are not signed?

In 2021, to celebrate its 180-year anniversary, C&A published a retro collection which focussed on its own fashion creations from decades ago and which is the topic of this presentation in DAS Forum.