Who Is Afraid of Motherhood? (in Russian)
In December, we will visit the exhibition “Who’s Afraid of Motherhood?” in Kumu’s Great Hall. The exhibition is based on the idea that motherhood is, on the one hand, a deeply personal experience, but on the other, it is always shaped by the fact that motherhood is also an institution largely formed by a world built on inequality. Event in in Russian.
The exhibition takes a broad approach to parenthood. When discussing motherhood, it looks beyond the relationship between mother and child to themes of care and caregiving. It also explores voluntary childlessness, fertility treatment, reproductive rights, and different forms of family and family relationships, including single parenthood and the absence of parents.
About the series
The series “Shared Experiences” aims to create an environment that is cohesive and facilitates debate between generations. Leisurely tours introduce the permanent and temporary exhibitions of Kumu. Each tour is followed by a talk and workshop with the programme manager and invited guests at the Kumu Education Centre, where tea and biscuits will be served.
“Shared Experiences” is an excellent opportunity to meet fellow culture lovers your age, learn something new, and share your knowledge and experience with other participants and the programme managers.
Help shape a new series! At the end of each meeting, the programme manager will distribute feedback forms, where participants can write down their observations, wishes and suggestions.
Participation is free of charge with an annual pass to the Art Museum of Estonia or a Museum Card.
About the series
The series “Shared Experiences” aims to create an environment that is cohesive and facilitates debate between generations. Leisurely tours introduce the permanent and temporary exhibitions of Kumu. Each tour is followed by a talk and workshop with the programme manager and invited guests at the Kumu Education Centre, where tea and biscuits will be served.
“Shared Experiences” is an excellent opportunity to meet fellow culture lovers your age, learn something new, and share your knowledge and experience with other participants and the programme managers.
Help shape a new series! At the end of each meeting, the programme manager will distribute feedback forms, where participants can write down their observations, wishes and suggestions.
Participation is free of charge with an annual pass to the Art Museum of Estonia or a Museum Card.
