Custom-made family workshops
Not only childhood is full of questions
For who? For children and parents from 5 years of age (or older - depending on the type of programme)
For how many? 4 is enough, but more friends, more fun - at most 20 in total
When? Anytime during opening hours (but arrangements can be made)
For how long? Approximately two hours (depending on immersion in the program)
For how much? Adult 160 CZK | child 120 CZK + 1200 CZK/group
And what about members of the DOX Friends Club? Free for membership type family + 1200 CZK/group
Reservations? Reservations and further information at rodiny@dox.cz or 295 568 104 | the workshop is ideally booked at least 2 weeks before the desired date
Cancellation? Cancellation of the booked workshop at least one working day in advance, otherwise we charge a cancellation fee of 500 CZK
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Poupětova 1, Praha 7
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Art is the key to discovering the world. We therefore prepare a variety of programmes for schools and families with children to accompany the current exhibitions and architecture at the DOX Centre for Contemporary Art. If experiencing an intense, creative and informative two hours with your family and friends is tempting for you, just choose "what" and "when" and the rest is up to us.
Reasons and options. Are you more attracted to the educational value of contemporary art and architecture? Browse our wide range of educational programmes - we cover a lot of topics and facilitate 200 programmes a year for pupils and students at all levels of school.
Do you prefer more of a creative workshop with an emphasis on collaboration as part of a family visit to DOX? Have you missed or will miss one of the regular Family Art Workshops? We can easily arrange such a workshop on a different date.
And if you haven't found anything that appeals to you in the proposed form, but you are still interested in a creative visit to the DOX Centre, that's perfect - let us know! We welcome new ideas and love new collaborations. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
Keep exploring
HIT BY NEWS
HIT BY NEWS takes a lucid and critical look at the fascinating topic of a society that was, is, and will continue to be shaped by the media. It presents a selection from the collection of Annette and Peter Nobel.
Point of View 3: Balance
The third instalment of a long-term project seeks a balance between the organic and technical worlds. The work of Czech and foreign artists reveals the various connections between nature and technology - two seemingly disparate environments to which we intrinsically belong today, even though we perceive a certain tension between them.
GA-I-SU-RA
A homage to Petr Geisler and his work, GA-I-SU-RA also pays tribute to calligraphy as a form of inner expression, reminding us that writing and beautiful script have always been a natural reflection of (not only) a pure soul. From his expressive calligraphy through multiple-exposure photography from 1980s Japan to his monumental inscription of the Buddhist Heart Sutra.
Patrik Illo: Something Is Not Nothing
The exhibition Something Is Not Nothing presents Patrik Illo, one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Slovak glass art. The title of the exhibition refers to the intensity, concentration, and paradox inherent in Illo's work.
Veronika Zýková: Foolidiot
Veronika Zýková created several works for the Polička/Shelf gallery space at the Archive of Fine Arts at DOX, transferring her usually large-format abstractions onto the surface of children's picture books.
BOOKS 6+7 Edition
The Archive of Fine Arts has long been dedicated to Czech and Slovak typography. The BOOKS series, which focuses on exceptional typographic works from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, was launched in 2014. The exhibition "BOOKS Series 6+7" showcases the two most recently published volumes.
Jiří Petrbok: Patient Diary
Jiří Petrbok’s exhibition Patient Diary focuses on the theme of self-portraiture, presenting the artist’s work from the 1990s up to the present as an unbroken record of a changing, constantly questioned “self”.
Point of View 4: Resilience
The fourth instalment of the long-term project Point of View once again presents an exhibition and a classroom in one. The artistic approaches here open up a space to slow down and pay attention – a space for shared experience. They allow us to linger with uncertainty, to think and feel at the same time, and to seek strength in fragility.
