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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 works
  of art and plants tell? First\, we’ll look at the works in the museum and
  the garden\, in which nature plays a major role. Then we’ll explore the G
 runewald together\, observe the variety of shapes and textures\, collect l
 eaves\, sketch\, listen to the sounds of the trees and birds and learn abo
 ut the ever-changing stories of this forest. Which painting\, which sculpt
 ure\, which plant appeals to you most? Using leaves from the plants in the
  Grunewald\, you’ll create your own individual and collaborative eco-print
 s: you’ll press the plant leaves onto special paper using rust water and h
 ot steam. This process imprints the fine details of the leaves and needles
  onto the paper. You’ll then work on your own ideas on paper using linocut
  printing.\n\nNo prior knowledge is necessary. Please bring suitable work 
 clothes. Although the workshop will be mainly in German\, we mention the l
 anguages spoken by the facilitators to make it more accessible. If you don
 ’t feel confident in German\, don’t worry — you can still take part.\n\nKa
 ren Michelsen Castañón (born in Lima\, Peru) is a visual artist\, filmmake
 r and freelance researcher. Her work deals with the way (colonial) histori
 es are told and includes short films\, photographs and textiles. She quest
 ions how hegemonic and invisible stories are re-staged in our daily lives 
 and how this relates to current social events.\n\nGudrun Ingratubun (born 
 1969) studied agriculture and English and lived in Indonesia for a long ti
 me. Since returning to Berlin\, she has been translating Indonesian litera
 ture into German. As an artist\, she deals with social spaces\, colonial s
 tructures\, the climate crisis and collective mourning. Her botanical prin
 ts (Ecoprints) on paper and fabric\, mixed media works and planted upcycli
 ng installations at documenta fifteen in Kassel and in Berlin-Charlottenbu
 rg invite dialogue and collective action at ear level. Her most recent wor
 ks deal with the colonial histories of trees of the gods\, indigo\, za’ata
 r\, pines and olive trees.\n\nWe are committed to respectful interaction. 
 Discriminatory behavior has no place at our events.
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Out into the Forest
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