Don't miss the bauhaus_werkstatt workshop: "Linie, dreh dich!" in Berlin. This free creative workshop is suitable for families and individuals aged 5 and above, but spaces are limited. Explore a captivating experiment from Joost Schmidt's teachings, as depicted in a series of three photographs from the Bauhaus Archive. Witness the mesmerizing transformation of a line into geometric shapes, even a century later. Participants will have the opportunity to build their own experimental kits, using rotating paper ribbons to capture their results through video and photography. Guided by educators Cornelia Durka and Julia Marquardt, this workshop promises an enriching experience. If you're feeling spontaneous, drop by the temporary bauhaus-archiv and see if any workshop spots have become available. However, please be prepared if all slots are already taken. Join us on February 3, 2024, at Knesebeckstraße 1, 10623 Berlin. Admission is free!

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