Art Workshops for Cultural Institutions

We tailor the workshop format to the age and experience of participants. We can prepare sessions for children, teenagers, adults, families, and intergenerational groups. No prior experience with screen printing is required.

It depends on the nature of the event. We can run a full workshop for a closed group, where participants learn the screen-printing technique and print their own designs, or set up an open station that people can join at any time.

Yes. This is one of our favorite ways to collaborate with cultural institutions. We can create workshops inspired by a current exhibition, a collection, local history, the venue’s architecture, or the event’s theme.

Yes. We can provide equipment, paints, and all the materials needed to run the workshops, including bags, T-shirts, or paper for printing. We agree on the scope of materials individually before the event.

Anywhere from a few to several hundred. It all depends on the chosen format. For closed groups, we can prepare more elaborate sessions, while for large events an open station that can efficiently handle a larger number of people works well.

We tailor the duration to the event’s program. We can run a single workshop for a specific group or staff an open station for several hours during an all-day event.

The size of the station depends on the number of participants and the workshop format. We typically need around 10 m² of working space. For larger events, we can set up a more extensive station.

For off-site workshops, we only need access to power (an extension cord is enough) and water (a tap in the restroom).

Yes. We can set up our mobile studio both indoors and outdoors. For outdoor events, we need a covered spot to protect the station from rain and intense sun.

Yes. We run open stations during Museum Nights, open days, picnics, festivals, exhibitions, and other cultural events. We design the format so participants can join in throughout the entire event.