Warsaw
Completed

"Biblical Animals" Workshop: An Intergenerational Journey into Narratives and Artistic Exploration

Uncover the rich world of biblical fauna from Old and New Testaments through engaging stories and family creative activity.

This special intergenerational workshop, "Biblical Animals," invites participants of all ages to delve into the fascinating fauna mentioned throughout the Bible. Explore stories from both the Old and New Testaments, journeying from Noah's Ark to understanding animals during Jesus' time. Engage in artistic creation that connects these ancient narratives with imaginative, hands-on activities, perfect for a family afternoon.

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Exhibition summary

This intergenerational workshop explores biblical fauna, drawing on stories from both the Old and New Testaments. Participants will journey to Noah's Ark and discover the animal contexts during Jesus' time, while also delving into mentions of unicorns and cats in the Bible. The session connects these narratives with artistic creation.

Curatorial context

This event, titled 'Biblical Animals,' invites families and individuals of all generations to participate in a special intergenerational workshop at MT 5,14 Museum. The workshop focuses on the fauna mentioned in the Bible, exploring narratives from both the Old and New Testaments. Participants will embark on imaginative journeys, visiting Noah's Ark to understand the conditions for God's creatures and traveling to the time of Jesus to differentiate between animals like donkeys and horses. The session will also address intriguing questions, such as whether the Bible mentions unicorns or how frequently cats are referenced, and will touch upon the complex relationships within Noah's family. These workshops are designed to connect biblical stories with artistic and creative activities, offering a unique way to spend a Sunday afternoon. The event is part of a series of intergenerational meetings held on the last Sunday of each month at 11:30 AM. It is led by Ewa Maria Krawczyk, a specialist in education at MT 5,14 and an alumna of the Academy of Fine Arts and the Institute of Art History at the University of Warsaw, with extensive experience from the National Museum in Warsaw. The program aims to engage participants through artist and writer-driven presentations combined with creative tasks, making it an ideal family activity.

Admission and ticket notes

Tickets are available for 1 PLN for children and 10 PLN for accompanying adults. The event is described as 'bilet za 1 zł' (ticket for 1 PLN) and 'dla opiekuna za 10 zł' (for the guardian for 10 PLN).

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Venue
Museum of John Paul II and Primate Wyszyński
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Apr 26, 2024 – Apr 26, 2024
Artist line / attribution
Led by Ewa Maria Krawczyk, specialist in education at Mt 5,14.
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