Age group 13+

Subject: conceptual art, proportions and interpersonal relations

Specialised vocabulary: proportion, installation, social art, symbol, illustration, art object, conceptual art

Duration: 60–90 minutes depending on the wishes of the group

 

Flo Kasearu uses different means of expression, treating art in a playful, challenging and conceptual way. Displayed in the exhibition hall are illustrations of surprising details that have irritated people, immersive video works as well as installations of symbolic chair-like objects and houseplants. They each express one aspect of the general idea of the exhibition: domestic violence and the possible ways to overcome it unfold in chapters throughout the exhibition.

 

We will study Kasearu’s conceptual artistic techniques and experience the way important stories can be told with the help of proportions. We can find out what plants have in common with humans and what happens when something small seems a big deal, or vice versa. We will also explore how to notice and support each other more. As a practical creative task, we will tell stories about our own lives, consciously using proportions.

 

Participation with an exhibition ticket.

 

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You can also experience this programme remotely. Tallinn Art Hall’s educational programmes are now available on our virtual platform via Zoom. All you need is a good internet connection and the thirst to explore the exciting world of contemporary art! The lessons are guided by our tutors, and our comprehensive virtual overview of the exhibition will make you feel as if you were physically present in the Art Hall! We will tailor our practical creative task according to your preferences. See more at virtuaal.kunstihoone.ee. Our fee for the virtual educational programme is 30 euros.

 

 

 

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