A family art workshop inspired by the work of Barney Fink, in which participants create a clay dish and sculpted “cosmic seeds.” Participants will experiment with carving, engraving, and textures, and take their creations home. The activity is intended for children aged 6 and up and their parents, and lasts about an hour.
Image: Barney Fink, Kibbutz in Israeli Art
A pop-up art workshop inspired by the work of Barney Fink, from the exhibition Movement: Kibbutz in Israeli Art.
In a special family workshop, we will create a gray clay dish containing “cosmic seeds”—small objects that look as though they arrived from an ancient world or a distant planet. We will sculpt and carve organic forms inspired by seeds, shells, seashells, and corals, using delicate carving techniques and surprising tools.
Through playing with textures, engravings, and shapes, we will discover how a simple material can become a mysterious object filled with imagination. At the end, you will take home a small set of sculpted seeds and a personal vessel for displaying them.
A joint activity for parents and children, in which each participant will choose one work of art from the museum display and create something together inspired by it.
You are invited to enjoy three pop-up workshops inspired by artworks from the museum display, each featuring a different theme and a new creative experience.
Participation includes three workshops at a special price of only 30 NIS per participant per workshop, instead of 45 NIS.
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