Friday, 21 June, 14:00–17:00
Intergenerational groups (children aged 5 – 17 years)
Place: the Palestinian Museum 

Using light and shadow, children will produce a collective artwork. Together, they will rearrange and install solid waste in different forms to cast a shadow in a form that portrays a Palestinian village. We will stimulate the children’s intellectual and artistic capacities with the purpose of spurring them to aesthetically reconsider their surroundings, and promote greater awareness of environmentally friendly practices.

This workshop is part of the Palestinian Museum’s endeavors to promote environmental consciousness across Palestine. The Palestinian Museum adheres to green building design guidelines set by LEED.

MNJM is a recently formed environmentalist project that specialises in collecting waste for recycling with the aim of using recycled materials for basic household needs.

Free entry. 
Places are limited. To register, please fill the online form here