Are you looking for a suitable art activity for your children aged 7–11 this year? Sign them up for the Art Heroes art and activity workshop at Artpark Galerie Rudolfinum. Not sure? Come check it out with your kids—you can try the first lesson for free!

The Art Heroes workshop is a space for collaborative creativity open to all interested children ages 7–11. We draw inspiration from the world around us and from what we’re experiencing together right now. The Rudolfinum Gallery is our safe haven for dreaming and weekly gatherings. It also serves as the starting point from which we set out to explore the world around us.

This year, we’ll explore a wide variety of art techniques, materials, and landscapes themselves. We’ll delve beneath the surface of our own imaginations, drawing inspiration from the places where we come from, where we meet, and where we can always return. Over the course of the year, we’ll progress from sketches on paper through movement to creating sculptures. We’ll learn about land art, discover what kinds of works we can exhibit in a gallery, and explore the many materials we can use to create them. We’ll be working with magnifying glasses, pencils, wire, small metal sheets, and sticks. The workshop is open to anyone who isn’t afraid to experiment and get a little dirty while creating. The gallery will provide us with space for both a leisurely pace and active outdoor excursions.

The workshop will be enriched by a major art event: the opening of the exhibition Crested / mâcistan: Tanya Lukin Linklater and Duane Linklater, which is a showcase of two leading artists from North America’s First Nations who jointly explore questions of belonging to cultural heritage, the cycle of knowledge, and collective memory.

More information about the Art Heroes workshop can be found here.