EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME
Discovering Keramis with your class means...
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understanding where your plate comes from and learning about ceramics techniques and this old, internationally renowned Belgian skill
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exploring Hainaut’s industrial past, the history of styles and how people lived
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creating a dialogue between the old and the contemporary, between art, the craft industry and design
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experiencing clay themselves in a workshop: shaping, modelling, stamping and creating ceramics with the help of a ceramicist.
SCHOOLS OFFER
primary and secondary
Fun guided tour
Through play and observation, Keramis takes you off on a discovery of collections produced by the Boch faience factory as well as contemporary ceramics, and explores the universe of an artist who is featuring in a temporary exhibition at the museum.
€ 100 per group (max. 25 participants)
90 minutes
Ceramics workshop
Keramis offers two types of activities to appeal to your creativity and imagination:
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the first looks at an everyday item, the techniques used to make it and the Boch collections
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the second, more sculptural option comprises an introduction to the techniques of modelling and is more closely linked to the collections of contemporary works and the temporary exhibition.
The creations will be fired afterwards and, depending on what they are, enamelled in order to guarantee their suitability for everyday use.
€ 100 per group (max. 25 participants)
90 minutes
Want to combine the 2 and spend the afternoon or morning at the museum? It's possible !
€ 160 / group (max. 25 participants)
3 hours
nursery schools
The visit becomes a fun journey packed with stories and the workshop allows children to experiment with different states of the material and make an imaginary island.
€ 80 / group (max. 15 children accompanied by a minimum of 3 adults)
3 hours
SPEND A DAY AT THE LOUVIÈRE, IT'S POSSIBLE!
Keramis and its partners also offer themed days in the Center Region in the form of combined visits:
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Effets de matières avec le Mill ;
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À plat et en volume avec le Centre de la Gravure et de l'Image imprimée ;
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On passe la journée à table ? avec le Musée royal de Mariemont ;
Accès gratuit en visite libre et mise à disposition d'un support pédagogique pour les groupes scolaires maternels, primaires et secondaires de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
MORE INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS?
Ina Leys
Educational ceramist / Cultural mediator for English- and Dutch-speaking publics
064 23 60 75 - ina.leys@keramis.be