Family Morning: Everyday Courage
Kumu Family Mornings is a series of events for families with children aged 4–8. At each meeting, participants will visit an exhibition together and create small works of art in the studio space.
The Family Morning in May will be held at the exhibition The Mei Sisters: Avant-Garde and the Everyday Life.
The sisters Kristine, Lydia and Natalie Mei were boundary-pushing artists who experimented with different techniques and materials, reflecting their contemporary times boldly and creatively. Their works intertwine serious themes with humorous nuances, personal stories and the broader social context.
This Family Morning explores the sisters’ diverse experiments, from small sculptures, collages and books to costumes and dolls. The exhibition halls feature everyday objects, jokes and laughter, as well as more complex feelings and exotic images. In the studio space, we also experiment with spatial collage techniques, following the example of Natalie Mei.
The Family Morning on May 25 will be held in English.
About the Family Mornings
Art mediator brings art closer to little art lovers through age-appropriate questions, discussions and exercises, making art more understandable, while offering unexpected experiences for parents as well. Kumu Family Mornings create opportunities to be active in the museum with the whole family.
We look forward to seeing you all discover and create unforgettable art experiences with us!
NB! Please note that the art museum’s exhibitions may contain works of art depicting nudity.
