Drawing inspiration from the geometric shapes and figures that adorn the vases in the collections, the children will experiment with a variety of materials and the technique of engraving to create their own Christmas ornaments.

PS.1: Children need to wear casual and comfy clothes and be ready to get messy, as we will definitely get messy!

PS.2:The workshop is addressed only to children. Parents/guardians can only enter the workshop during the presentation at the end of the workshop.

In this workshop, the children will become sculptors and create their favorite animals out of clay. Next, they will decorate them, drawing inspiration from works by Picasso, Miró, and Kusama. Once the works are finished, the children will take on the role of curators and set up their own small exhibition.

PS.1: Children need to wear casual and comfy clothes and be ready to get messy, as we will definitely get messy!

PS.2:The workshop is addressed only to children. Parents/guardians can only enter the workshop during the presentation at the end of the workshop.

In a garden, in outer space, or perhaps in a world we haven’t imagined yet? In this workshop, children will look at the figurines from a different perspective and create their own unique display cases. The museum will take on a new form, and each child will become the creator of their own exhibition world.

PS.1: Children need to wear casual and comfy clothes and be ready to get messy, as we will definitely get messy!

PS.2: The workshop is addressed only to children. Parents/guardians can only enter the workshop during the presentation at the end of the workshop.

In this workshop, children explore Jeff Koons’ sculpture and discover how their own bodies could be transformed into unique works of art!
Next, they will sketch their own outlines and transform them into unique, sparkling creations using materials that shine, glitter and reflect light.

PS.1: Children need to wear casual and comfy clothes and be ready to get messy, as we will definitely get messy!
PS.2: The workshop is addressed only to children. Parents/guardians can only enter the workshop during the presentation at the end of the workshop.

Children get acquainted with Jeff Koons’ work and discover how an ancient symbol may be transformed into a contemporary work of art. Next, using recycled materials and plenty of imagination, they will experiment with various shapes and volumes to create their own sculptures, inspired by Koons’ Venus.

How many shapes, patterns and lines can we make out? In this workshop, we will transform various recyclable materials into stamps. Then, using engraving techniques, the children will decorate their vessels with their favorite designs and create their own stories!

PS.1: Children need to wear casual and comfy clothes and be ready to get messy, as we will definitely get messy!
PS.2: The workshop is addressed only to children. Parents/guardians can only enter the workshop during the presentation at the end of the workshop.

Children will explore the power of color through play and experimentation, learning how different combinations create mood, movement, and expression.

By designing and assembling imaginative costumes, young participants will experience color as a form of storytelling and self-expression, resulting in joyful and unexpected creations.

PS 1: Children are encouraged to wear comfortable, everyday clothes and be ready to get messy — because ooh boy we will!
PS 2: This workshop is intended for children only, without an accompanying adult. Parents/guardians may enter the workshop space only during the short presentation at the end of the session.

For thousands of years, people have been gazing at the stars, and the stars in return gift them their light, show them the way, and of course… listen to their wishes! The first workshop of 2026 is dedicated constellations! We will listen to astro-stories, dance in a space-themed way, get inspired by a figurine of a stargazer, and create our own star journal! They will turn the prints of everyday material into stars that will decorate the pages of their own constellation notebook!

PS: Kids, wear comfortable everyday clothes and get ready to get messy — because we definitely will!

In this workshop, children will draw inspiration from the shapes and lines of the Geometric Period, lines found in the Museum’s collections as well as the designs that Ruth Asawa uses in her works, to create sculptures with a variety of colors, shapes and materials!
A festive workshop filled with imagination and dance!

PS. 1: Kids, wear comfortable, everyday clothes and get ready to get messy — because we definitely will!
PS. 2: The workshop is intended for children only, without an accompanying adult. Parents/guardians may only enter the workshop space during the short presentation at the end of the session.

Many games that are played today resemble the games that were played during ancient times. The only thing that changes in some of them is the name. Inspired by the ancient game “They rode on a reed or a horse (Kalamon Epivainein),” children will create their own games “little horses and animals” in a workshop fill with play and imagination!

PS. 1: Kids, wear comfortable, everyday clothes and get ready to get messy — because we definitely will!
PS. 2: The workshop is intended for children only, without an accompanying adult. Parents/guardians may only enter the workshop space during the short presentation at the end of the session.