In the mobile workshop, young interested people deal with exciting stories of a cultural heritage site. Creative media are used to shed new light on historical to current topics. Four workshops are available.
Audio workshop:
How nice it is to just listen! Once a topic and the right format have been found, we can get started. We conduct interviews, create our own sound effects, produce audio collages and podcasts.
Printing and painting workshop:
Everyone perceives things differently. Capturing the knowledge, impressions and ideas and sharing them with others is something very valuable. For this purpose, we print with milk cartons, leaves, woolen threads and cabbages or draw, paint, brush, stencil, erase, smear & clue until we have found the appropriate form of expression.
Museum workshop:
In a museum, people collect. Countless things are waiting to be discovered. After finding out why these objects are in a museum, the participants develop new forms of presentation in animated films or animations.
Model making:
Many things are best explained using a model! Whether technically complex, scenically picturesque or simply whimsical, many things can be represented in a model. Ideas for the future can be captured or historical scenes can be re-enacted.
Where.
at a cultural heritage site
Who?
4 to 10 children and teenagers,
Minimum age 8 years
Duration
3 to 5 hrs.
Costs
the offer is free of charge
For all heritage sites the offer is free of charge! You choose one of the four offers in which four to ten young people from the age of eight can participate. On a day of your choice, you book a workshop leader through us, who brings all the necessary materials to you. You could show the project results on site and they will be presented afterwards on the website www.kulturerbe-oderbruch.de.
Contact
n.scholz@oderbruchmuseum.de
0 33 44 - 155 39 02
Results of the Mobile Workshop
Printing workshop in the Bliesdorf Heimatstube
2024, Peggy Neumann
The children captured the landscape of the Oderbruch on paper in bright colors. Using watercolor and ink, they created beautiful postcards for the Bliesdorf Heimatstube.
Printing workshop in the Wuschewier school and prayer house
2024, Peggy Neumann
Between laughter, stories about school back then, why the priest was also the teacher and the philosophical thoughts of the children, postcards were created for friends, grandparents and for framing yourself, because everything good must be preserved, no matter how old it is.
Printing workshop at the Oderberg Inland Navigation Museum
2024, Peggy Neumann
Anchor or steering wheel - first the young people designed their own stamps with symbols of shipping and then printed postcards using a special printing technique.
Model making workshop at the Thear exhibition in Möglin
2024, Jakob Rüdrich
What could agricultural equipment look like in the future? Young people screw together fantastic ideas from old equipment and, like agronomist Albrecht Thear, allow for a bit of utopia.
Financed by the Kommunale Arbeitsgemeinschaft Kulturerbe Oderbruch.
With the support of the districts of Märkisch-Oderland and Barnim, the cities of Bad Freienwalde (Oder), Seelow and Wriezen.