Color, sand, soil and sunflower seeds - Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi

On the occasion of the exhibition Anselm Kiefer. Fallen Angels visits and workshops are offered to schools of all levels to experience the exhibition as a space for personal experimentation and sharing with the whole class.

The tours are calibrated for different age groups, are structured in a dialogic mode and include hands-on experiences in the exhibition. Workshop activities follow the visit and invite reworking of the stimuli received from the works through an experience to be done independently or in groups.

Before the visit

In the first days of the exhibition opening, free meetings are organized for teachers and materials are made available to prepare for the visit, deepen some content about the artists and make the activities more inclusive.

In-depth materials Soon available

More information on accessibility can be found on the Visitor Information page.

After booking, teachers are asked to fill out a pre-visit questionnaire (available soon) that gathers information about classroom characteristics in order to improve the visitor experience.

Visit + Laboratory

Gold, fabric, sunflower seeds, how many other things are hidden in Anselm Kiefer’s works?

The activity begins with a visit to discover the large canvases and sculptures in the exhibition and is completed with a workshop experience to experiment with the materials and processes of layering and transformation dear to the artist.

Children are invited to relate to the works through observation, sharing their own ideas and some sensory experiences. In the workshop activity, classes make polymateric works by paying attention to the visual and tactile aspect of materials such as sand, seeds, textiles, paper, plant elements.

Duration one and a half hours
Cost € 3 per student plus ticket price (free for children under 6, students with disabilities, teachers accompanying the class)

Per una migliore esperienza di visita, consulta le informazioni per i visitatori.

Chiavi della città

Palazzo Strozzi aderisce a Le Chiavi della città, l’iniziativa del Comune di Firenze che promuove l’offerta di percorsi educativi e formativi integrativi della didattica rivolti alle scuole fiorentine.