Creative workshops for children
We invite you to Zuzeum’s children’s art workshops — for children of all ages. Each Sunday, the theme of the class changes.
Upcoming workshops
🗓 19 March, ‘Compositions of art porcelain‘
This week’s workshop theme will be inspired by the Riga art porcelain that is displayed at the exhibition. Professional Latvian artists such as Ansis Cīrulis, Jūlijs Madernieks, Romans Suta and others drew sketches for porcelain items that were produced by the Kuznetsov’s factory.
Using colored ink and tempera paper, children will create their own circular plate sketches and put them together in unique compositions.
— at 12.00, a lesson for children aged 7-11
— at 14.00, a lesson for children aged 3-6
🗓 26 March, ‘That’s how I see you’
What exactly are sculptures? Sculptures can be made by carving, modeling or placing materials together. They can be made out of stone, wood, clay or any other material the artist wants to use! Similar to students of the Academy of Art, in this workshop kids will build their own sculptures while looking at a real life model. Using colored ink and tempera paper, children will create their own circular plate sketches and put them together in unique compositions.
— at 12.00, a lesson for children aged 7-11
— at 14.00, a lesson for children aged 3-6
The duration of the lesson is 1 hour.
Language: Latvian / Russian / English
Tickets: zuzeum.com
Tickets & information
The price of a lesson is EUR 16. The ticket is valid for one child and one parent or guardian, and all materials required for the class. During the class, parents are welcome to visit the Zuzeum Cafe or view our exhibition at no extra charge. Tickets must be purchased online at Zuzeum.com. Event tickets are not refunded or changed. Tickets are limited. Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please come in suitable clothes. An extra pair of shoes or socks will be useful.
*By attending this event, you agree to have photos or videos of you or your children taken for Zuzeum marketing purposes. You can refuse to be photographed or filmed by informing the photographer or camera person.
