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Drop-In Workshop for Families: Lygia Clark | New National Gallery
Event by: Neue Nationalgalerie
Location: Potsdamer Str. 50, Potsdamer Straße 50, Berlin - Mitte
Talks & discussions, For children
About event
[english below]
How do geometric constructions come into motion? How can we bring objects to life? And how can others help make them move?
Build your own moving sculptures. Stack rectangles on top of each other, push pieces into each other and wildly intertwine circles and triangles. Think about where you can make individual parts of your sculpture movable by bending or cutting.
You can start at any time. No registration required.
Free with a valid exhibition ticket.
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How do geometric constructions get moving? How can we bring objects to life? And how can others help to set them in motion?
Build your own moving sculptures. Stack rectangles on top of each other, push parts into each other and wildly intertwine circles and triangles. Think about where you can make individual parts of your sculpture moveable by bending or cutting them.
You can join at any time. No registration required.
Free of charge with a valid exhibition ticket.
How do geometric constructions come into motion? How can we bring objects to life? And how can others help make them move?
Build your own moving sculptures. Stack rectangles on top of each other, push pieces into each other and wildly intertwine circles and triangles. Think about where you can make individual parts of your sculpture movable by bending or cutting.
You can start at any time. No registration required.
Free with a valid exhibition ticket.
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How do geometric constructions get moving? How can we bring objects to life? And how can others help to set them in motion?
Build your own moving sculptures. Stack rectangles on top of each other, push parts into each other and wildly intertwine circles and triangles. Think about where you can make individual parts of your sculpture moveable by bending or cutting them.
You can join at any time. No registration required.
Free of charge with a valid exhibition ticket.