Villa e Collezione Panza – FAI

Villa and Panza Collection – FAI offers a new series of interactive experiences and workshops: meetings dedicated to the exhibition Sudden time. Chiara Dynys – Sean Shanahan – in which the young participants will have the opportunity to get to know the park of the Villa and two great masters of contemporary art, Chiara Dynys and Sean Shanahan.

A project that will allow children to get closer tocontemporary art, the poetics and the tools of the artists featured in the exhibition and exposed at Villa Panza, to stimulate their curiosity and creativity through special paths and creative workshops.

The activities are suitable for children from 4 years old.

Below is the schedule:

• Sunday, July 25 – LIGHT OF COLOR
  The workshop will be inspired by the early works of artist Chiara Dynys. The children will make a monochrome with reflective, mirrored, fluorescent and self-illuminating materials. A collective installation will follow. The themes that will be addressed are: light, space, color.
• Sunday 15 August – NATURAL SCULPTURES
  A multi-sensory path will allow children to discover the rarest and most majestic trees, the shapes of the flower beds, the land art installations, the unexpected corners of the romantic garden and special perspective views. The forms of nature will inspire us to create eco-sculptures.
• Sunday 29 August – COLOUR IN MOVEMENT
  The creative workshop is inspired by the works of artist Sean Shanahan on display in the exhibition Sudden time. Chiara Dynys – Sean Shanahan.
  The children will make a monochrome using strips of coloured paper which will be arranged to create a dynamic picture. A collective installation will follow. The themes that will be addressed are: colour, form, monochrome, space, the dynamising effect of the work.
• Sunday, September 5 – SPECIAL: KIDS FINISSAGE
  A special appointment to greet the works of the two great protagonists of the exhibition Sudden time. Chiara Dynys – Sean Shanahan and create a participatory work inspired by the installations observed.