Fun children's activity at the Mondrian House during the autumn holidays.
Music can put you in a certain mood. It can make you happy or make you a little sad. Painter Piet Mondrian was inspired by different styles of music when he painted. By jazz music, for instance, and by the boogiewoogie. His last work of art is even called the 'Victory Boogie Woogie'. During this children's workshop, you will experience painting to music together with the museum teacher. What do you paint when you hear a slow melody? And what if the music is very soft or loud? Various types of music will be played, including, of course, the rhythmic boogiewoogie!
Practical information
Date: Wednesday 18 October 2017 (this workshop is fully booked, but there is still space on Wednesday 25 October)
Time: 2 pm - 3.30 pm
Location: DIY studio at the Mondrian House
Maximum 15 participants
Age: from 6 years
Reservations required via [email protected]
Cost: €8 (including museum admission)