This exhibition showcases dynamic works that incorporate motion, whether through mechanical, optical, or interactive elements.
Kinetic Art is an engaging educational program that introduces students to the fascinating world of art that incorporates movement. This program focuses on how artists use motion—whether physical or optical—to engage viewers and create dynamic experiences.
Our curated tours take students through exhibits showcasing kinetic art in various forms, from mechanical sculptures to light and sound installations. Students will explore how artists manipulate motion to alter perceptions, engage the senses, and tell stories.
In our interactive workshops, students will have the opportunity to create their own kinetic artworks. They will experiment with materials like gears, motors, and simple electronics to build sculptures that move.
Through guided discussions and activities, students will explore the concept of perception in kinetic art. They'll learn how artists use motion, time, and space to create works that play with the viewer's senses.
We understand that each school has its own educational objectives, and we offer customizable options to tailor the experience to your curriculum. Whether you’re focusing on art, history, or social justice, we can break the mold and design a unique learning journey that aligns with your class’s goals.
We are committed to making our museum accessible to all students. If you have any special needs or require additional support, let us know when booking, and we will ensure a tailored experience for all participants.