Children's workshop around the exhibition "Un autre Mali dans un autre monde" (Another Mali in another world)
10
May
3:00 pm - 4:15 pm
For children aged 5 to 11.
đź•’Duration: 1h15 with 15 min visit to the exhibition / 1h workshop in the photographic studio
📆 When? Saturdays at 3pm
Why children's workshops?Â
Quai de la Photo runs free children's workshops to introduce youngsters to the art of photography!
Quai de la Photo aims to raise children's awareness of art and creativity, and encourage their encounter with photography. The aim is to stimulate their imagination by taking a different approach to works of art, in particular by developing their eyes and curiosity through playful activities.
The workshops are designed to echo and deepen the themes explored in the current exhibition.
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For children aged 5 to 11.
đź•’Duration: 1h15 with 15 min visit to the exhibition / 1h workshop in the photographic studio
📆 When? Saturdays at 3pm
Why children's workshops?Â
Quai de la Photo runs free children's workshops to introduce youngsters to the art of photography!
Quai de la Photo aims to raise children's awareness of art and creativity, and encourage their encounter with photography. The aim is to stimulate their imagination by taking a different approach to works of art, in particular by developing their eyes and curiosity through playful activities.
The workshops are designed to echo and deepen the themes explored in the current exhibition.
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