For people with visual Impairment and neurodiverse people
The artist Lygia Clark wanted to create art that is subjectively experienced, physically felt and sensually perceived. Through her artistic practice, she sought to push the boundaries of what art can and should be. She investigated the therapeutic potential of art. The active participation of the audience became a central element of her work.
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![Pensamento Mudo [Mute Thought], 1966 © Cultural Association “The World of Lygia Clark” (Ref. 62813)](/system/files/styles/visitberlin_gallery_item_visitberlin_xxl_2x/private/event_images/bo-62-a166b10e-79cd-e568-1d3e-f838e4e016d4.jpg.webp?itok=57NpYkNA "Pensamento Mudo [Mute Thought], 1966 © Cultural Association “The World of Lygia Clark” (Ref. 62813)")
Pensamento Mudo [Mute Thought], 1966 © Cultural Association “The World of Lygia Clark” (Ref. 62813)
The tour traces the artist's work and works strongly with sensory impressions: listening, touching, trying out and playing.
The tour is inclusive, barrier-free and also suitable for people with visual impairments as well as neurodiverse people.
- Duration: 120 minutes
- Participation cost: €6, plus admission
- Limited number of participants.
- Meeting point: ticket office / information
- The tour will be held in German.
