Free Guided Tours for Schools and Kindergartens

Kunsthall Stavanger welcomes school classes and kindergarten to enjoy free guided tours of the critically acclaimed exhibition Creations of Care by British artist Nnena Kalu.

The themes explored in the exhibition include:

• Accessibility
  

• Viewing the world from a different perspective
  

• How we care for others and ourselves
  

The tour goes over 45 minutes. It includes conversations with the students or children in the exhibition space, discussing the above themes. The students will also have the opportunity to experience the exhibition independently.

The exhibition spans all of Kunsthall Stavanger’s galleries and features both drawings and sculptures. Kalu’s works are visually distinctive, yet they are not created to achieve a specific aesthetic. Rather, they are physical responses – intuitive, immediate, and deeply personal. This creates space for a powerful and meaningful art experience for all visitors – regardless of age, background, or level of art knowledge.

Repetitive movement, often associated with autism, is a defining element in Kalu’s sculptures and drawings. As a Black woman with learning disabilities and limited verbal communication, Kalu offers a unique perspective on the world. Her art challenges us to reflect on how we care for ourselves, those around us, and how we engage with the world through compassion and care.

The exhibition runs until 3 August, and tours will be held up until the summer holidays.

Participation is free of charge, but registration is required. Sign up your class here.
Please note: Your registration is not confirmed until you have received a confirmation email from us.

Kunsthall Stavanger is universally accessible.