Planer Art
17 Mar - 10 Jun 2012
PLANET ART
17 March - 10 June, 2012
In 2012, we will be focusing on what children and young people’s creativity looks like in Sweden now, and so we are inviting all children to come and take part in an exhibition at Moderna Museet. Are children’s drawings influenced by computer games and the Internet? What are young people’s favourite topics right now? Do children use new technologies? These are just some of the questions we will be trying to answer in Planet Art.
Moderna Museet has a long tradition of encouraging child visitors to the museum to create something themselves while they are here. Children have always been an important visitor group for us at Moderna Museet, and our museum education work has attracted imitators in museums all over the world.
We are interested in all the forms of expression that children and young people use; painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, objects or video, computer animation, wool or watercolour, all are welcome. The Planet Art exhibition will be followed by a series of lectures and discussions about children’s creativity today, together with a programme of other events for children and adults.
17 March - 10 June, 2012
In 2012, we will be focusing on what children and young people’s creativity looks like in Sweden now, and so we are inviting all children to come and take part in an exhibition at Moderna Museet. Are children’s drawings influenced by computer games and the Internet? What are young people’s favourite topics right now? Do children use new technologies? These are just some of the questions we will be trying to answer in Planet Art.
Moderna Museet has a long tradition of encouraging child visitors to the museum to create something themselves while they are here. Children have always been an important visitor group for us at Moderna Museet, and our museum education work has attracted imitators in museums all over the world.
We are interested in all the forms of expression that children and young people use; painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, objects or video, computer animation, wool or watercolour, all are welcome. The Planet Art exhibition will be followed by a series of lectures and discussions about children’s creativity today, together with a programme of other events for children and adults.