Before and during the autumn holidays, K’werk Zug was once again buzzing with drawing, photography, animation and spray painting. Over several intensive days, our Street Art and Animation & Clay holiday courses produced a wide variety of artworks, ideas and stories.
Next week, we begin the second half of our autumn semester with plenty of creative energy. We are also introducing a brand-new format: our Sunday Workshop opens the studio to children and their accompanying adults, inviting them to get creative together.
Starting on Sunday 25 October, it’s time to create together! At the Sunday Workshop, children aged 3 and over explore different materials and techniques together with an accompanying adult. You can take inspiration from our ideas or freely pursue your own projects.
Each session is independent. Come along and spend a creative Sunday afternoon at K’werk! Find out more about the Sunday Workshop HERE.
And if you would like more time and space to be creative, there are still places available on the following courses.
Anything is possible when you tell stories through drawings. Characters can fly, fight, become invisible, stop time and transform themselves. Using pencils, felt-tip pens and brushes, we explore lines, invent new characters, capture emotions and dream up stories.
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Would you like to experiment and create something with your hands? Do you enjoy kneading, shaping, carving, mixing, bending, gluing, painting or cutting? Together, we explore the colourful world of different materials, discover their unique qualities and investigate how they feel, behave and can be transformed.
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Do you enjoy working with colourful wool or fabrics? Do you love bringing your own ideas to life? Here, you can immerse yourself in a world of colours, patterns, materials and different creative techniques. We work with yarn, fabric, glue, wool and needles, with plenty of enthusiasm for experimenting. You will sew, print, dye, glue, felt and embroider your own textile artworks.
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In the Photography course, participants explored framing, light and shadow, and different areas of photography. Two of the resulting works received awards at the Genuss Film Festival at Kino Seehof.
Warm congratulations to Linus Abt (top) and Salome Nutsubidze (bottom) on their award-winning photographs!
Thank you once again for your loyalty to K'werk Zug. It is a great pleasure to support your children’s creative development, as well as your own creativity.
Your K'werk Zug Team
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