Halloween at CC
On Saturday, October 31, we’re celebrating Halloween at CC – and if you come in costume, admission is free! We invite children, young people and families to a spook-tacular day full of creativity, stories and art that might just give you goosebumps.
In the workshop, you can make the perfect mask for your Halloween costume – scary, funny or entirely your own. You can also work with red beads and copper wire to create your own symbols, inspired by Lisbeth Karline Poulsen’s work Inunngorsimanngitsut (The Unborn). We’ll be happy to guide you if the technique gets tricky.
Throughout the day, our hosts will gather children and adults in the Kids’ CCircle and for short 10-minute talks, where we dive into…
On Saturday, October 31, we’re celebrating Halloween at CC – and if you come in costume, admission is free! We invite children, young people and families to a spook-tacular day full of creativity, stories and art that might just give you goosebumps.
In the workshop, you can make the perfect mask for your Halloween costume – scary, funny or entirely your own. You can also work with red beads and copper wire to create your own symbols, inspired by Lisbeth Karline Poulsen’s work Inunngorsimanngitsut (The Unborn). We’ll be happy to guide you if the technique gets tricky.
Throughout the day, our hosts will gather children and adults in the Kids’ CCircle and for short 10-minute talks, where we dive into the artworks together. Come as you are – or rather: come as something else entirely!
Of course, all our exhibitions are open too. Discover eight artists with ties to Greenland in Fire & Ice, fly by Camille Henrot’s critically acclaimed Paper Planes, or step into James Turrell’s Aftershock and lose yourself in dreamlike color and light – an almost supernatural sight on a day like this.
We can’t wait to CC you – in your very best costume!
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