Free drop-in in the studio

Come and be creative in the Nationalmuseum’s studio! On Thursday evenings this autumn, you can explore some of the fundamental materials and techniques of art. Try drawing or water colour painting. Free drop-in. No prior experience needed. Open to all!

With inspiration from artworks in the collections or from suggestions available in the studio, we’ll explore the possibilities and limitations of materials through various techniques.

The number of spots is limited. Due to high demand, there may be a line and a waiting time before you can enter the studio.

Date and time

Thursdays, 17:00–19:30, 22 January–18 June. Drop-in, spots are subject to availability.

Admission

Free

Location

Studio 1, Ground floor

In the Studio, week by week

(May be subject to changes.)

26 February: Draw with oil pastels

The studio is set up with soft oil pastel crayons! Explore the possibilities of the material, draw colorful lines, and blend creamy shades in all the colors of the rainbow.

5 March: Sculpt with clay

Shape, knead, coil, pinch! Try sculpting with soft earthenware clay. Will it become a relief, a small figurine, or perhaps something entirely different?

12 March: Drawing – charcoal and chalk

Black on white or white on black? Explore the possibilities of drawing and experiment with lines, surfaces, and details using black charcoal and white chalk.

19 March: Painting – Watercolor

Discover the transparency of watercolor and be inspired by its flowing, vibrant colors. In the studio, we set out paper, brushes, and watercolor paints in different consistencies.

26 March: Sculpt with clay

Shape, knead, coil, pinch! Try sculpting with soft earthenware clay. Will it become a relief, a small figurine, or perhaps something entirely different?

2 April: Draw in white and black

Black on white or white on black? Explore the possibilities of drawing and experiment with lines, surfaces, and details using black charcoal and white chalk.

9 April: Sculpt with clay

Shape, knead, coil, pinch! Try sculpting with soft earthenware clay. Will it become a relief, a small figurine, or perhaps something entirely different?

16 April: Painting – Watercolor

Discover the transparency of watercolor and be inspired by its flowing, vibrant colors. In the studio, we set out paper, brushes, and watercolor paints in different consistencies.

23 April: Draw with oil pastels

The studio is set up with soft oil pastel crayons! Explore the possibilities of the material, draw colorful lines, and blend creamy shades in all the colors of the rainbow

30 April: Painting – Watercolor

Discover the transparency of watercolor and be inspired by its flowing, vibrant colors. In the studio, we set out paper, brushes, and watercolor paints in different consistencies.

7 May: Sculpt with clay

Shape, knead, coil, pinch! Try sculpting with soft earthenware clay. Will it become a relief, a small figurine, or perhaps something entirely different?

14 May: Draw in white and black

Black on white or white on black? Explore the possibilities of drawing and experiment with lines, surfaces, and details using black charcoal and white chalk.

21 May: Painting – Watercolor

Discover the transparency of watercolor and be inspired by its flowing, vibrant colors. In the studio, we set out paper, brushes, and watercolor paints in different consistencies.

28 May: Draw with soft pastels

Try the pastel sticks and experiment with their vivid color range, different color blends, and the powdery-soft drawing feel on white and colored paper.

4 June: Sculpt with clay

Shape, knead, coil, pinch! Try sculpting with soft earthenware clay. Will it become a relief, a small figurine, or perhaps something entirely different?

11 June: Draw with oil pastels

The studio is set up with soft oil pastel crayons! Explore the possibilities of the material, draw colorful lines, and blend creamy shades in all the colors of the rainbow.

18 June: Painting – Watercolor

Discover the transparency of watercolor and be inspired by its flowing, vibrant colors. In the studio, we set out paper, brushes, and watercolor paints in different consistencies.