In 2025, CC is launching a brand new education concept, CC Create, transforming CC’s Hall 4 into an 800 m² open studio for all our visitors. At one point in its history, the hall was used as a studio for set painters from the Royal Theatre. The space will now return to a creative studio buzzing with production.

In 2025, the world-renowned British performance artist Monster Chetwynd (b. 1973) will turn the hall into a spectacular universe, where visitors can express their creativity and engage in collective learning through play and artistic exploration inspired by Chetwynd’s own method. CC’s Create project reflects a cohesive vision to promote the creative self-esteem of kids and teens in a highly collaborative setting. Specially trained facilitators will be on hand to help visitors get started.

The exhibition at CC will feature a monstrous installation focusing on collaborative co-creation, giving visitors a chance to make their mark in all sorts of ways.

Chetwynd’s art practice spans a variety of media, including installation, performance, film and painting. The artist’s work is famously playful and effervescent, mixing the glamorous, grotesque and nightmarish. Chetwynd and their performers hand-fabricate costumes, masks, props and set designs, often from recycled materials, embracing a DIY aesthetic. Chetwynd invites visitors to take part in collaborative projects bursting the conventional boundaries between artists, artwork and audience.