FOR KIDS

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Art Brut speaks to youngsters, and the museum encourages this interaction. Various activities exist to help children to experience the Collection de l’Art Brut in their own way.

Workshops bring youngsters closer to the act of creating or a particular set of themes, drawing on their gift for observation and personal interpretation. Each youngster leaves the museum with his creation in hand and a tasty snack in his stomach!

Sign up for the next workshops

Workshop for all audiences "Clic-Clac ! Photomachinées" continuous from 2pm to 5pm, free, no registration required
As part of the Photomachinées exhibition, come and have your portrait taken. Using the techniques seen during your visit, you will be able to transform your photograph via engraving, cutting out, colouring, sewing, scribbling – there are no limits!
It's up to you.

Saturday, 24 June, 2:00pm

Children’s workshop “Talismans and lucky charms”, for children aged 5–10 years. Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes. Price: CHF 10 per child.
Michel Nedjar makes dolls from all sorts of materials that he collects. These dolls are like talismans endowed with magical powers.
After seeing the artist’s works for yourself, you will have the chance to make a lucky charm to take with you on your own adventures. You will build your creation from abandoned and recycled materials, wrapped in fabric and tied with thread. And you can hide your own secret message inside.There will be a guided tour of the exhibition before the workshop.

Saturday, 9 September, 2:00pm
Saturday, 30 September, 2:00pm

Workshop for kids and adults “Talismans and lucky charms”
Michel Nedjar makes dolls from all sorts of materials that he collects. These dolls are like talismans endowed with magical powers.
After seeing the artist’s works for yourself, you will have the chance to make a lucky charm to take with you on your own adventures. You will build your creation from abandoned and recycled materials, wrapped in fabric and tied with thread. And you can hide your own secret message inside.

Saturday, 7 October, continuous from 2pm to 5pm, free, no registration required

Workshop director: Lucie Sgalmuzzo

Online booking via the museum online ticket office.

Loyalty card: after 3 workshops, you will be able to choose a gift from a set of posters, books, etc. Ask the workschop director for your card.

Help for the visit

So that children aged 6–12 can visit the exhibitions in an accessible, fun way, a guide is distributed free of charge at the museum reception desk for both the permanent exhibition (Le Petit Carnet de Jeux) and the temporary exhibitions (Game Album).

Contact the secretariat at 021/ 315 25 70 for more details