In cooperation with schuleundkultur. The costs indicated include ZVV tickets for school classes from the canton of Zurich. Registration and appointments can be arranged directly with the Musée Visionnaire.
Director: Manuela Hitz, co-director of Musée Visionnaire, artist and mediator
Mail: mh@museevisionnaire.ch
During the interactive tour, the pupils receive input on the current exhibition and the Musée Visionnaire as a place that shows raw works that escape the influences of the art world. The focus is on discovering, discussing and getting to know new perspectives together. If desired, the focus can also be on Harald Naegeli or Ben Wilson. (For secondary school II)
Duration: 90 Min or by arrangement
100Fr. incl. ZVV tickets for vocational and cantonal schools from the canton of Zurich
Further information on “Dialogic Guided Tour” at www.schuleundkultur.zh.ch
On a graffiti exploration tour, we will take a close look at various graffiti. We will document the artworks of the “Sprayer of Zurich” together for posterity, stage ourselves in photos in relation to the graffiti and explore them through drawing. The contributions can be included in a digital archive in which Harald Naegeli’s works are documented.
Duration: 2.15h inkc. break / for 3rd-6th primary class, 1st-3rd secondary class, vocational preparation year, middle school, vocational school / Costs: CHF 150 incl. public transportation
Further information on the “Graffiti Exploration Tour” at www.schuleundkultur.zh.ch/Graffiti-Erkundungstour
In the first part of the school workshop, we explore the exhibition together. We will look at the works, the artists and their lives. The focus is on Kurt J. Haas, Ben Wilson and Paul Amar. In the second part, we relate the terms “hero” and “anti-hero” to the exhibition. What is heroic for me? Using a camera and props, we stage ourselves as heroes and heroines.
Duration: 2.15h incl. break / for 3rd – 6th primary class, 1st – 3rd secondary class / Costs: CHF 150 incl. public transportation
Further informationen about «Heroes – Antiheroes» at www.schuleundkultur.zh.ch – Von Helden und Anti-Helden
Ben Wilson, an artist from London, transforms flattened chewing gum into works of art. In 2019, he came to Zurich at the invitation of the Musée Visionnaire and painted 20 pieces of chewing gum in the Old Town and other districts. Now, two years later, he has returned to restore his paintings and paint more chewing gum. In the workshop, the pupils go on a journey of discovery, track down the tiny works, design their own chewing gum on paper and get to grips with street art. Topics such as: Property, money, climate, society and public space are thus addressed and there is a lot to discover and discuss in an age-appropriate way.
Duration: 2.15h inkl. break / for 1st-6th primary class / 1st-3rd secondary class, vocational preparation year, middle school, vocational school / Costs: CHF 150.- incl. ZVV
Futher information about «Ben Wilson-Workshop» at www.schuleundkultur.zh.ch – Ben Wilson
Since 2018, primary school classes at Waidhalde have been spending one to two whole mornings a week at the Musée Visionnaire as part of a long-term project with their class teacher for at least one semester. The aim is to teach holistic learning in an extracurricular setting and encourage the children to think critically and creatively. The lessons are designed to be participatory, multimedia-based, true-to-life and interdisciplinary, incorporating the subjects of language, mathematics, people and the environment (MNG) and visual arts. Through self-determined and project-based work, the children are encouraged to think critically and creatively and are supported individually in their working and learning processes according to their needs. The interdisciplinary skills of social, performance and presentation skills are strongly promoted by the project, as the pupils can exchange ideas with the currently exhibiting artists, are actively involved in vernissages and other events and offer guided tours for school classes, PHZH students and adult guests.
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