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Dodeka
11 - 19 years- 15 - 30 min
Students observe two portraits of mothers created by Edward Steichen and Wolfgang Tillmans. Through observation and discussion activities, they discover how a portrait can express relationships, emotions, and personal memories.
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Paper Fortune Teller
6 - 11 years- 15 - 30 min
Students make a paper fortune teller and use it to explore the museum’s artworks in a playful way.
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Bingo!
6 - 11 years- 60-90 min
An observation game in which participants find the elements listed on a grid within photographs in order to complete their bingo.
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The Women Behind "The Family of Man"
16 - 19 years- 30 - 60 min
This activity focuses on the female photographers featured in the exhibition The Family of Man and honors their perspectives and contributions to the history of photography on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
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Preserve, restore and exhibit photographs.
16 - 19 years- 30 - 60 min
Using the collection "The Family of Man", pupils discover the role of museums in the conservation of photographs.
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The Tasks of a Museum
6 - 15 years- 15 - 30 min
Get to know the different tasks and professions that exist in a museum.
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My Family
6 - 11 years- 15 - 30 min
The pupils introduce their families and talk about different family models.
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Haiku
11 - 19 years- 30 - 60 min
The pupils write a haiku inspired by a photograph from the exhibition.
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Propagation of plants
6 - 11 years- 30 - 60 min
The pupils propagate plants by way of ramification.
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
11 - 19 years- 15 - 30 min
The students learn about The Universal Declaration of Human Rights by making connections with the exhibition.
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Photos without colour
6 - 15 years- 60-90 min
The pupils knowingly take black and white photographs.
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People puzzle
6 - 15 years- 60-90 min
The pupils make “people puzzles” by cutting up portraits of different people and piecing them back together.
