Make your own flag | Family Workshop
Sun, 12:00 — 16:00
Inspired by the artistic practice of Gardar Eide Einarsson, children and families are invited to a workshop exploring flags, symbols, and community.
What is a flag, really? Who creates the symbols we gather around? Can a flag represent something other than nations and borders? And what would a flag look like if it represented you, a feeling, or a community you long for?
Through shapes, colours, and personal symbols, participants create their own flags. Working with a wide range of exciting materials, we experiment with how patterns and signs can be combined in different ways.
Family workshops are held every Sunday based on a drop-in basis between 12:00 and 16:00. The activities are related to current exhibitions and with creative tasks that both young visitors and grown-ups can do together.
The workshop is free for everyone, but adults over 20 years old must pay the museum admission. If you are a member admission is free.
