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A creative drawing tutorial
A line moves on a plane, and has different forms and intentions. Sometimes it is guided by an earlier idea, but sometimes it just appears.
Try this series of creative exercises, put aside your value judgements about how we draw, and learn see the blank page as a world of opportunities.
A creative tutorial by Chicos al Arte.
“Educational adventures” is a series of tutorials that invite us to think, create and have fun as a family. Over the course of these episodes, we will investigate different techniques and materials that we can use to create sculptures, collages, embroideries and much more.
The three episodes that make up the series are run by Chicos al Arte, a collective dedicated to children’s experiences of art.
In the first chapter, we will learn how to make a beautiful paper sculpture. Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
You can learn more about the artworks mentioned in the tutorial by clicking this link: https://museomoderno.org/coleccion/
Tutorial creativo a cargo de Chicos al Arte.
“Aventuras educativas” es una propuesta de tutoriales para pensar, crear y divertirnos en familia. A lo largo de una serie de episodios vamos a investigar diversas técnicas y materiales para crear esculturas, collages, bordados y mucho más.
Durante tres episodios nos acompañará el colectivo Chicos al Arte, espacio dedicado a las infancias.
En este segundo capítulo aprenderemos a realizar un dibujo textil. Recomendamos realizar esta actividad en compañía de un adulto. No te olvides de sacarle una foto a tu creación y etiquetar a las redes sociales del museo.
Para conocer las obras de arte que se mencionan en el tutorial, te invitamos a visitar https://museomoderno.org/coleccion/
A creative tutorial by Chicos al Arte
“Educational adventures” is a series of tutorials that invite us to think, create and have fun as a family. Over the course of these episodes, we will investigate different techniques and materials that we can use to create sculptures, collages, embroideries and much more.
In this third episode, we will make a collage inspired by the museum’s café. We suggest using any foods, cups, or cutlery you like. We recommend doing this activity with an adult. Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Educational adventures” is a series of tutorials that invite us to think, create and have fun as a family.
In this fourth edition of the series, we will make a hanging mobile full of fantastic geometric and abstract shapes. We invite you to make your mobile from recycled materials such as cardboard, coloured papers, thread, yarn and more! We recommend doing this activity with an adult. Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Educational adventures” is a series of tutorials designed to think, create and have fun with your family.
In this fifth chapter of the activity, we will explore our surroundings and discover a world full of textures that awaken wonderful sensations in each of us. Together we will make a composition using the frottage technique. Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it to the museum’s social media platform.
“Aventuras educativas” (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno that work as a guide to help you think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this sixth edition, we will make cardboard cut-out animal figures inspired by the fauna of the Río de la Plata. To complete the tutorial, we will visit the exhibition Mónica Girón: Enlaces Querandí [Mónica Girón: Querandí Connections]. The artist wants us to join her in caring for and defending our habitat and all the species that inhabit it. Be sure not to miss out! We recommend doing this activity with an adult. Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media.
“Aventuras educativas” (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno that invite you to think, create and have fun with your friends and family.In this seventh edition, we make fun Styrofoam stamps and use them to create a pattern of geometric shapes. To do so, we visit the Vida abstracta [Life in the Abstract] exhibition and see how art and daily life interconnect. Be a designer for a day! Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media.
“Aventuras educativas” (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno to guide you to think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this eighth chapter, we will make our own remarkable cut-out paper characters. We will visit the Cuerpos mutantes [Mutant Bodies] exhibition and discover how people can be related to different species that inhabit our planet. Create your own fantasy creature! Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Aventuras educativas” (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno to guide you to think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this ninth edition, we visit the exhibition, Mónica Giron: Enlaces Querandí [Mónica Giron: Querandí Connections] together with @chicosalarte and invite you to explore the colours and shapes you find in your own home, using a rather curious transparent support.
Draw your favourite places! Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Aventuras educativas” (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno to guide you to think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this tenth edition, we visit the exhibition, Delcy Morelos: El lugar del alma [Delcy Morelos: The Place of the Soul] and, led by @rigobertaenviaje, we will create musical instruments from different materials.
Discover different sounds in this adventure! Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Aventuras educativas (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno that act as a guide for you to think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this edition, we visit the exhibition, Delcy Morelos: El lugar del alma [Delcy Morelos: The Place of the Soul] and, together with @chicosalarte, we learn to give new meaning to different natural elements and use them to inspire our drawings. We invite you to collect rocks, leaves, branches and other interesting objects from your favourite spots!
Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
“Aventuras educativas (“Educational adventures”) is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno to encourage you to think, create, and have fun with your friends and family.
In this edition, we visit the exhibition Eduardo Basualdo: Pupila [Eduardo Basualdo: Pupil], where we will reflect on the power of the gaze and learn to discover previously unseen details. Why don´t you build a device that allows you to explore other ways of seeing?
Don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload and tag it for the museum’s social media platform.
Aventuras educativas [Educational Adventures] is a series of tutorials developed by the Museo Moderno to guide your imagination so you can create and have fun with your friends and family.
For this edition, we invited Ornella Ruiz Díaz to visit the Museo Moderno’s extensive and diverse collection through its online catalogue. We now invite you to do the same! Click the following link to see the collection www.museomoderno.org/coleccion. Ruiz Díiaz selected 40 works of art by Argentinian artists produced between the 1960s and 1970s from the museum’s collection to show us how to train an artificial intelligence model so that new images can be created. Do you want to try it out?
Don’t forget to show us your creation: upload your work to your social media account and tag the museum.
We invite you to take part in our virtual island of drawing. Over the course of a series of episodes, we will reflect on drawing through different specific exercises. The aim is to disorientate the hand and imagine new ways of relating to the paper. We invite you to be part of our island, where every line that is traced builds a world. In the first episode, we will explore circles.
We invite you to take part in our virtual island of drawing. Over the course of a series of episodes, we will reflect on drawing through different specific exercises. The aim is to disorientate the hand and imagine new ways of relating to the paper. We invite you to be part of our island, where every line that is traced builds a world. In this second episode, we will explore the line and bodies, together with artist Bluevelain.
Virtual Island of Drawing Chapter 3: Machines, by Delius
We invite you to take part in our virtual island of drawing. Over the course of a series of episodes, we will reflect on drawing through different specific exercises. The aim is to disorientate the hand and imagine new ways of relating to the paper. In this third episode we will explore the exhibition Nicanor Aráoz: Solid Sleep, with Delius.
Virtual Island of Drawing Chapter 4: Deity by Natalia Colombo
We invite you to take part in our virtual island of drawing. Over the course of a series of episodes, we will reflect on drawing through different specific exercises. The aim is to disorientate the hand and imagine new ways of relating to the paper. In this fourth episode we will explore the Diana Aisenberg: Mystical Robotics in the Crystal Economy exhibition, with Natalia Colombo.
Maps are a graphic representation of an area. They function as informative documents that give an account of the world we inhabit. Some are based on astronomical, geological or topographical values, whereas others may be based on philosophical, political or even economic values. The Museo Moderno invites you to reinvent and transform maps into sensitive documents, representations of our experiences, emotions, or what matters to us or moves us. You can create maps of artists, places, people, ideas or objects of great emotional value to you.
Have a look at a map to see all the elements it contains, then create your own map based on your lived experiences. You can include memories, objects or people that have influenced your life. You can also incorporate events or places of a personal or historical nature. Include everything that represents you.
Make your map by drawing, creating a synoptic table, or any other way you can imagine. Don’t forget to share your results with us.
Artwork: Carolina Antoniadis, Tímida señorita sobre pícaros hombrecitos [Shy young lady on naughty little men] (1987). Shown at the exhibition Una llamarada pertinaz La intrépida marcha de la colección del Moderno [The Unrelenting Flame: The Intrepid March of the Collection of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires], 2018.
The Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires invites you to create a word garden by combining letters. Cut out the words “museum”, “care”, “seed” and “distance”. Mix up the letters from those four words. Combine them to form new words.
Share your combination with someone else and ask them to make a new word.
Don’t forget to share your creations with us by tagging the museum on social media.
We invite you to imagine your home as if it were an art museum. Working with your family or the people you live with, create different drawings and place them around your home. Follow the steps below and transform your home. Make drawings of several things that interest you.
Take a tour of your home with your family or the people you live with and choose where to place your creations. It could be in the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom, in a hallway, or in any other space. Come up with a name together for your museum.
Relate the name to something in your house or to the works you created.
Take pictures with your cell phone and share them on our museum’s social media.
Discover something you have never seen before! Observe your room so that you can create a painting of it using recyclable materials. Don’t forget to share your results with us by tagging the museum on social media!
Draw a superheroine or superhero of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires! Imagine you are a comic book character and you use the museum as your base of operations. What would your super power be? Who would be your enemy? What would be the dangers threatening the works of art or the museum’s visitors? How would you protect them?
The Wiphala flag represents and unites all of us, throughout the Americas and the world. The flag represents love and respect for the universe, the Pachamama, communities and nature.
In this tutorial by Mercedes Iriarte, we will learn more about it, what each of its colours represents and its importance as a symbol of our roots.
Draw fantastic characters by following some fun steps to create freely
