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During a joint tour of the exhibition, the students examine, among other things, the pointed figures and expressive faces of cartoonist Saul Steinberg. The focus is on visual language, exaggeration, and the effect of humor.
In the subsequent 30-minute studio session, the young people develop their own masks based on the artist's model. The practical work is deepened in the 60-minute workshop: using scissors and glue, they create a collaged mask that focuses on design, expression, and personal ideas.
Program
Reduction and strong impact: The tour focuses on Pop Art with two of its most influential representatives—Alex Katz and Roy Lichtenstein. While Katz works with clear contours and flat painting, Lichtenstein relies on comic aesthetics, halftone dots, and visual exaggeration. Together, their works open up exciting approaches to questions of surface and depth, staging, mass culture, and artistic strategy.
In the subsequent studio session, the students transfer central principles of Pop Art into their own practice: in a 30-minute format, they create a concentrated landscape collage from construction paper that works with surface and composition. The 60-minute workshop deepens the exploration of portraiture—inspired by the striking colors and formal clarity, the young people develop independent, expressive visual solutions.
PRICES & DURATION
Admission | Free
Tour fee per participating class member:
60-minute program (Tour without Workshop) | EUR 5 |
90-minute program (Tour plus 30-minute workshop) | EUR 6 |
120-minute program (Tour plus 60-minute workshop) | EUR 7 |
Please note that the tour time also includes associated procedures, such as handing in the wardrobe together.
Prices include VAT. | Teachers and accompanying adults (max. 2 per class/group) visit the exhibition for free and bear responsibility for the participating minors while at the museum. | School classes with more than 15 students will be divided.
All themed tours are also available in English, Italian, French, and Spanish; please indicate your choice of language on the inquiry form. These guided tours are wheelchair-accessible, and we warmly welcome classes with and for students with disabilities.
Reservation Inquiries & Contact Information
ALBERTINA Museum Art Education Department
Weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at T: +43 1 534 83 540
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