Costs
€ 6 plus admission (admission: pupils free, students reduced, Barberini Young Friends free)

Venue
Museum Barberini

Meeting point
Foyer

Runtime
120 minutes

Please note
From age 16

Sun, July 30, 2 p.m.
Do it yourself: Comics!
How are comics created? What is important? How can stories be told with pictures? We will start with practical exercises. You will learn how to conceive and structure an illustratedstory. The exhibition tour will focus on the lives of the French Impressionists. This serves as inspiration for short comics that will be designed in the studio.

Wed, Aug 16, 4 p.m.
Graffiti and Street Art
During this workshop, we will delve into the art form of street art, exploring its history and different techniques. We will cover the fundamentals of graffiti and street art, including color tones and fonts, the use of spray paints, and the utilization of different spray heads. By the end, everybody will realize their own small work.

Fri, Sep 8, 3 p.m.
Japanese Color Wood Printing – Moku Hanga and the ImpressionistsIn this workshop we will learn the basics of the Japanese color woodblock printing technique Moku Hanga. This will include exploring the historical roots of the Moku Hanga technique and looking at its influences on the French Impressionists. Afterwards, everyone will have the opportunity to create their own work in this technique.

Thu, Oct 5, 4 p.m.
You are worth gold!
In this workshop we will work with gold leaf. Gold leaf, more delicate and thinner than a butterfly's wing, was used in the Middle Ages to represent the celestial and in Pop Art to emphasize popular culture. Taking inspiration from the works at the Museum Barberini, we will use practical and simple techniques to transform the colors and motifs used by 19th and 20th century painters into bling-bling or gold leaf creations. In this workshop, all that glitters really is gold.