ABOUT THE ART CLUB
For children in years 1 –6.

The Art Club is one of Kunsthall Stavanger's core activities. Here, children are introduced to contemporary art in a fun and accessible way.

Together with specially invited artists, the children explore different ways of working and thinking within the field of contemporary art. One of the goals of the Art Club is to provide children with new experiences and introduce tools from the art world that they can use in their everyday life. In the Art Club, they get to meet and work with professional artists, and our skilled art educators follow them through the semester. At the end of the semester we invite our friends and family to an exhibition to see what we have made and learned.

This spring, we will work with movement as a theme. Sometimes, it can be really boring

ABOUT THE ART CLUB
For children in years 1 –6.

The Art Club is one of Kunsthall Stavanger's core activities. Here, children are introduced to contemporary art in a fun and accessible way.

Together with specially invited artists, the children explore different ways of working and thinking within the field of contemporary art. One of the goals of the Art Club is to provide children with new experiences and introduce tools from the art world that they can use in their everyday life. In the Art Club, they get to meet and work with professional artists, and our skilled art educators follow them through the semester. At the end of the semester we invite our friends and family to an exhibition to see what we have made and learned.

This spring, we will work with movement as a theme. Sometimes, it can be really boring to have to sit still. That’s why this semester, we’ll move together. Through movement, we can use our bodies to express who we are or who we want to become! When we move in unfamiliar ways, we can suddenly see things from different perspectives. But how are art and movement connected? Perhaps in more ways than you think. Welcome!

DATES AND ARTISTS

26 January: Šárka Benedová

16 February: Martine Rubin Wollan

23 March: Elin Kjøsnes

27 April: David Lamignan Larsen

25 May: Exhibition for family and friends curated by Ingvild Maria Thingnes

GROUPS AND TIMINGS
This semester, we have organised the groups slightly differently. The youngest group is now for children in Years 1–3, and the older group is primarily for Years 4–6. If you have a child in Year 7 or 8, they are still warmly welcome to join the Art Club and should be registered in the older group.

Group 1, Years1–3: 1:00 pm – 3:15 pm
Group 2, Years 4–6: 4:15 pm – 6:30 pm

Please note: On 25 May, children should arrive at 1:00 pm, and the exhibition will open for family and friends at 3:00 pm.

Each group is limited to 20 participants.

CONTACT
For any questions, please reach out to our Art Club Educator Oleksandra Fabricius at oleksandra@kunsthallstavanger.no

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Šárka Benedová. Photo: Luis Zeno Kuhn.
Šárka Benedová. Photo: Nathalie Wiberg.
Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza
Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Tord F Paulsen
Elin Kjøsnes. Photo: Henriette Heimdal.
David Lamignan Larsen. Photo: Marianne Løvik.
Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.
Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.
Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.

Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.

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Šárka Benedová. Photo: Luis Zeno Kuhn.

Šárka Benedová. Photo: Luis Zeno Kuhn.

Šárka Benedová. Photo: Nathalie Wiberg.

Šárka Benedová. Photo: Nathalie Wiberg.

Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza

Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza

Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Tord F Paulsen

Martine Rubin Wollan. Photo by Tord F Paulsen

Elin Kjøsnes. Photo: Henriette Heimdal.

Elin Kjøsnes. Photo: Henriette Heimdal.

David Lamignan Larsen. Photo: Marianne Løvik.

David Lamignan Larsen. Photo: Marianne Løvik.

Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.

Ingvild Maria Thingnes. Photo by Eduardo Scaramuzza.

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