Borusan Contemporary Launches October Children's Workshops at the Haunted Mansion
Events inspired by the museum's current exhibitions offer children the opportunity to directly experience art alongside exhibition tours.
Throughout October, Borusan Contemporary is hosting exhibition-focused art workshops for children at the Haunted Mansion, taking young participants on a creative journey of discovery.
Exhibition-Focused Children's Program
Borusan Contemporary is hosting a comprehensive art workshop program taking place at the Haunted Mansion throughout October.
These organized events draw inspiration from the museum's current exhibitions, featuring works titled Olivo Barbieri: Time Space Geometry and Haunted.
Pedagogical and Interdisciplinary Approach
The educational program brings together the narrative-driven pedagogical approach of Borusan Story House and the interdisciplinary production mindset of atölyepikolo.
Experience Beginning with Exhibition Tours
Starting with exhibition tours, the workshops enable children to go beyond being mere spectators and directly experience works of art.
Different Modes of Expression and Themes
Throughout the program, fundamental concepts such as color, texture, city, nature, and architecture are addressed through various modes of expression, including creative drama, dance, watercolor, collage, and three-dimensional design.
A Wide Range of Artistic Production
There is a wide spectrum ranging from Daniel Canogar's installation titled 250 K to Olivo Barbieri's urban photographs, and from the snowy peaks of the Alps to the ancient stage of Ephesus.
Thanks to this rich content, children get the chance to ask their own questions and transform their original ideas into works of art.
Event Information and Details
This workshop program organized by Borusan Contemporary and other event details can easily be accessed on the institution's official website.