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Drop-in family workshop: Make corals out of clay
Join a creative underwater journey with clay and organic forms when ceramic artist Anne Mette Edeltoft invites you to an inspiring family workshop in connection with the exhibition “Being Coral”.
The exhibition gives us an intimate, sensory insight into the planet’s beautiful but endangered coral animals. Under guidance from artist Anne Mette Edeltoft, you will learn simple techniques for shaping and modeling as you create your own interpretations of these fascinating creatures.
The workshop is open to everyone who has paid general admission, but spaces are limited. If the workshop is full, we recommend taking a tour of the exhibition for inspiration first.
During the workshop, you’ll also have the opportunity to closely examine real coral skeletons and make casts of different skeletal structures.
Anne Mette Edeltoft works with ceramic sculptures and is particularly fascinated by corals and their organic colors and patterns.
Drawing Workshop & Wine: The Elaborate Lattice Fencing
Enjoy a glass of wine and immerse yourself in coiling carbon drawings, watercolors, symbols, ornaments and mirroring as we draw the elaborate lattice surrounding the tower’s top.
Caspar Fincke’s iron lattice from 1643 is steeped in symbols. Enjoy a glass of wine and a relaxed, creative afternoon in which the Round Tower’s iconic architecture serves as both setting and inspiration.
We will begin with a short historical introduction by Dissemination Assistant Lisa Damgaard Tiedt before moving into the drawing workshop. Here, architect Liv Andersen will guide you through a variety of techniques, mediums and materials.
All levels are welcome and the Round Tower will provide drawing supplies and all materials needed.
The workshop is led by architect Liv Andersen and the ticket price includes a glass of wine.
Planet Workshop for Kids
Color the planets and create your own Solar System when the Round Tower invites you to join creative drop-in workshops for children and adults.
Try your hand at scissors, glue, cotton balls, and beautiful wax crayons that can be blended with water to create colorful planets.
The Round Tower provides tools and drawing kits but you get to decide the look and design of the celestial bodies.
The workshop is open to everyone with a regular entrance ticket, but there are limited spots
