Frac en famille - Atelier Kamishibai
About this event
Kamishibai, a form of paper theater that originated in Japan in the 8th century, is a way to tell stories using images that are moved along one by one. Inspired by the starry world of Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain, children will be invited to imagine their own stories about the history of the sky. They can then bring their stories to life using kamishibai…
We’re delighted to welcome you to Frac Sud for this workshop, suitable for ages 5 and up.
Here are a few details and recommendations to help your activity at Frac go smoothly:
Limited places: As the workshop has limited capacity (10 people), please let us know well in advance if you are unable to attend so that others can take part. Be sure to enter the total number of participants (including parents and children).
Travel light: Bags and coats can be left at reception or in the lockers. We’ll show you the designated areas.
Look, don’t touch: The artworks in the exhibitions are fragile and cannot be handled. We’ll remind participants of this at the start of the visit.
Keeping things on track: As this workshop is for families, minors must be accompanied by an adult. Your help will also be valuable in ensuring the workshop runs smoothly.
Confirmation: Your booking will be confirmed once you have completed all the steps and received a ticket with a QR code by email.
Thank you for taking note of these details. Please get in touch if you have any questions. See you soon,
The Frac education team
Organization: Frac Sud - Cité de l'art contemporain
https://www.helloasso.com/associations/frac-sud-cite-de-l-art-contemporain
