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Experience "Birds - bas-relief": Ceramic Workshops at Royal Łazienki Museum

Explore basic ceramic techniques while creating unique clay bas-reliefs of garden birds and flowers.

This engaging ceramic workshop series, "Birds - bas-relief," invites adults and youth to delve into clay modeling. Under the guidance of artist Małgorzata Myszka, participants will learn fundamental techniques from shaping to glazing. Create your own bas-reliefs inspired by the diverse birds and beautiful flowers found within the Royal Łazienki gardens. This program enriches the temporary exhibition, "The Art of Good Thinking."

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Exhibition summary

A series of ceramic workshops for adults and youth (14+) focused on creating clay bas-reliefs inspired by birds and flowers found in the Łazienki gardens. Participants will learn basic ceramic techniques, including clay modeling, firing, and glazing.

Curatorial context

This series of ceramic workshops, titled 'Birds - bas-relief', invites adults and youth aged 14 and older to explore the art of clay modeling. Under the guidance of experienced artist Małgorzata Myszka, participants will learn fundamental ceramic techniques, from sourcing and shaping clay to firing and glazing. The focus will be on creating individual clay bas-reliefs that can be displayed as wall art or standing pieces, featuring motifs of birds or flowers characteristic of the Łazienki gardens. These workshops are part of a broader program connected to the temporary exhibition "The Art of Good Thinking. The Legacy of Stanisław Heraklius Lubomirski."

Admission and ticket notes

The cost is 50 PLN per person for both workshops. Tickets can be purchased online, with an additional transaction fee applied. The workshops are part of a linked exhibition program.

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Royal Łazienki Museum
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Led by Małgorzata Myszka, an interdisciplinary artist and experienced educator.
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