The Royal Łazienki Museum invites you to the 'Bachantka' workshop, part of its collection-inspired series. This session begins with observing the dynamic 'Bachantka' sculpture, leading into guided dance, stretching, and mindful activities. Participants will explore movement as a form of creative expression and relaxation, connecting with art and their own bodies.
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This workshop, inspired by the sculpture 'Bachantka', invites participants to engage with movement and creativity. Beginning with an observation of the sculpture, the session moves to the Ermitage Office for a session of dance, stretching, and mindful activity, culminating in creative expression related to the theme of dance and stress relief.
The 'Z łazienkowskiej kolekcji' series offers workshops that draw inspiration from the Royal Łazienki Museum's collection. The 'Bachantka' workshop specifically focuses on the sculpture of a dancing female figure. Participants will begin by observing this artwork before moving to the Ermitage Office for a session that combines physical activity with creative exploration. The workshop aims to help participants stretch their bodies, release stress, and express themselves through movement, inspired by the dynamic poses of the 'Menada' and the 'Bachantka'. It blends mindful exercises like yoga poses with imaginative choreography, encouraging a deep connection to the artistic theme.
Admission is 15 PLN per person. Tickets can be purchased online via the provided link.
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