The 'Veronica Brovall, Octagon Cave' workshop invites children and families to an interactive art-making session. Artist Veronica Brovall guides participants in experimenting with plaster molds and natural materials to create unique impressions and traces. This hands-on experience fosters collaborative sculpture and installation fragments, emphasizing creativity and intergenerational engagement.
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Artist Veronica Brovall leads a hands-on workshop for children and families aged 5 and up, focusing on creating impressions and traces using plaster molds and natural materials. Participants experiment with various elements to form fragments that can become part of an ongoing installation or be returned to the clay.
The 'Tolia Curriculum for Children' presents 'Veronica Brovall, Octagon Cave,' an interactive workshop inviting children and families to engage with art-making. Artist Veronica Brovall guides participants in experimenting with plaster molds, using natural elements like leaves, rope, insects, bark, and feathers to create impressions and traces. The focus is on developing fragments that can be combined, stacked, or integrated into a developing installation. This session emphasizes the process and collaborative creation, with different generations interacting with the material. Veronica Brovall, a sculptor and installation artist based in Berlin, primarily works with ceramics, creating anthropomorphic sculptures. Her work is featured in collections such as Moderna Museet in Stockholm and the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation in Los Angeles. This workshop is suitable for families with children aged 5 and above, requiring adult accompaniment for those under 14. The 'Tolia Curriculum' is an ongoing project by artist Tolia Astakhishvili, featuring a daily schedule of diverse artistic formats. This particular workshop is conducted in German and takes place on Sunday, May 31, 2026, from 2 to 5 pm.
Tickets are available for select categories including regular, reduced (students, seniors, children/youth), and also offer options for the mumok Annual Pass and Bundesmuseen Card. Booking is required, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Bookings without an accompanying adult will be cancelled. The workshop is conducted in German.
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