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DESCRIPTION:Holiday workshop for children aged 8 to 12. With Karen Michelse
 n Castañón and Gudrun Ingratubun (visual artists)\n\nWhat stories do artwo
 rks and plants tell? First\, we look at the works in the Brücke-Museum\, i
 n which nature plays an important role. Then\, we explore the surrounding 
 Grunewald forest together\, observing its diverse shapes and textures and 
 collecting leaves. We make sketches\, listen to the voices of trees and bi
 rds\, and learn about the evolving history of this forest. Which picture\,
  sculpture\, and plant speak to you the most? With leaves from the plants 
 of the Grunewald forest\, you will create individual and collaborative pri
 nts with linocut. We begin with ecoprinting\, using plant leaves\, rusty w
 ater\, and hot steam to imprint their fine details onto the paper. Then\, 
 we mix lino printing inks to bring our ideas to life on paper through lino
 cut printing.\n\nPlease wear work clothes that can get dirty and are suita
 ble for outdoor use. And bring a snack for the break! Although the worksho
 p will be mainly in German\, we mention the languages spoken by the facili
 tators to make it more accessible. If you don't feel confident in German\,
  don't worry—you can still take part.\n\nKaren Michelsen Castañón (born in
  Lima\, Peru) is a visual artist\, filmmaker and freelance researcher. Her
  work deals with the way (colonial) histories are told and includes short 
 films\, photographs and textiles. She questions how hegemonic and invisibl
 e stories are re-staged in our daily lives and how this relates to current
  social events.\n\nGudrun Ingratubun (born 1969) studied agriculture and E
 nglish and lived in Indonesia for a long time. Since returning to Berlin\,
  she has been translating Indonesian literature into German. As an artist\
 , she deals with social spaces\, colonial structures\, the climate crisis 
 and collective mourning. Her botanical prints (Ecoprints) on paper and fab
 ric\, mixed media works and planted upcycling installations at documenta f
 ifteen in Kassel and in Berlin-Charlottenburg invite dialogue and collecti
 ve action at ear level. Her most recent works deal with the colonial histo
 ries of trees of the gods\, indigo\, za’atar\, pines and olive trees.
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Out into the Forest (GER/EN/ES/ID)
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