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For whom? For children aged 7 and up and adults
How much does a ticket cost? Free with a valid ticket to the gallery or with a day ticket to the FALL festival (booking required)
What about DOX Club members? Free for family membership type (booking required)
For how long? The length of the activity depends on the participants themselves, usually about half an hour.
The event is part of the FALL festival.
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Poupětova 1, Prague 7
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An open art workshop for children and adults
Some books and publications are terribly neglected in today’s world, and no one picks them up and stuffs them into their backpacks anymore. During the workshop, we will focus on collage – the connection between text and photographic reproductions – and we will breathe new life into discarded printed materials.
Linking fragmentary texts and images that were originally unrelated will give rise to new, bizarre, humorous, and unexpected scenes and situations. The workshop is based on an original idea by scriptwriter Vojtěch Mašek.
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