Creative workshops for children (Tuesday)
Workshops in French for children aged 6 to 12 years old, limited to 8 participants per session.
Send an email to: toiledepoulpe@gmail.com
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 a.m.
Please meet in front of the Foundation’s reception desk with the child’s ticket, which must be validated at the gatehouse.
To allow children to fully enjoy this shared experience and develop their creativity freely, the workshops take place without parents present. Our team carefully accompanies and supervises the children throughout the activity.
Every Tuesday morning throughout the summer, a workshop will take place on the library terraces.
After a visit to the Foundation, your children will spend two hours creating beautiful artworks inspired by the temporary exhibition or by one of the Foundation’s artists.
Tuesday 14 July
My Mini Labyrinth Under Glass
Observation, drawing, collage – discovering Miró and his imaginative universe
Create a miniature garden inspired by the Fondation Maeght’s labyrinth to take home.
Tuesday 21 July
Mobile or Stabile, Inspired by Calder
Cutting, construction, abstraction and sculpture
Experiment with abstract shapes and bring them to life through movement.
Tuesday 28 July
My Leporello Memory Book
Postcards, collage, cutting, recycling and assemblage
Create a folded accordion book and tell a story through images.
Tuesday 11 August
Sculpting Like Giacometti
Modelling and sculpture
Create your own expressive sculpture inspired by Alberto Giacometti’s distinctive figures.
Tuesday 18 August
My Botanical Dreamcatcher – Painting Like Chagall
Painting, drawing, botanical framing, watercolour and pastel
Create a colourful dream-inspired artwork using natural elements and vibrant colours.
Tuesday 25 August
Colour and Transparency – Stained Glass Workshop
Inspired by the dreamlike world of Miró
Explore colour, light and transparency to create your own stained-glass-inspired artwork.
For two hours, our mediators will guide the children through a visit of the Foundation, followed by a creative workshop focused on a theme, an artist, or a specific artwork.