Art and Healing Workshop with Living Museum Zürich

Description

The collaboratively designed Art and Healing workshop series with the Living Museum Zürich has been regularly taking place since 2023 at the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst or at the Living Museum Zürich. The workshops create a meeting space for people with and without psychiatric experience or mental health topics. In this open, co-creative environment, we will focus in autumn on the theme "Resonance and Resilience." We will be inspired by the exhibition Canción de Amorder by artist Nicole L'Huillier at the Migros Museum. Her sound installations only unfold through audience activation. This creates a space where sound and body resonate with each other and new forms of togetherness become tangible. In the studio, we work with color, paper, textiles, or natural and everyday materials. The workshops promote encounter, solidarity, artistic engagement in groups, and the strengthening of personal resources. At the end of the workshop series, the works created will be publicly presented at an opening at the Living Museum Zürich. Medical disclaimer: The Art and Healing workshops are resource-oriented meeting spaces and not psychotherapeutic treatments. In case of acute mental crisis or self- or external danger, please contact emergency medical services immediately at 144 or a psychiatric emergency facility. With Cynthia Gavranic, Head of Mediation and Art Therapist i. A., Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Marlise Vogel, Art Therapist ED, Chairwoman of Living Museum Zürich, and Tanya Weiss, Art Therapist Living Museum. In German and English. For teenagers and adults from 16 years old. The dates can be booked as a series or individually.

Highlights

• Art and Healing Workshop at Living Museum Zürich
• Theme: Resonance and Resilience
• Final vernissage of the works created

General Information

The Art and Healing workshop series takes place regularly at the Living Museum Zürich and is aimed at people with and without psychiatric experience. In a creative environment, various materials are used to promote encounter and artistic engagement.

Location

Am Guggenberg 8, 8053 Zürich, Switzerland

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