Thursday 2 April, 17:30

Labyrinths: Workshop Tour for Teens

MAH
Booking Required

An interactive visit-workshop for adolescents that explores museum spaces through the theme of labyrinths. Participants will navigate exhibitions, encounter unusual objects, and investigate the stories behind them while reflecting on pathways and symbolism. The workshop component guides teens in designing and constructing their own personal labyrinths, emphasizing creative problem-solving, material experimentation, and narrative thinking. Adults may join the visit but the hands-on creation session is dedicated to adolescents.

In French. Ages 13 to 18.

Rue Charles-GALLAND 2,
1206 Genève
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