Kunsten is for everyone
— including children and young people
With our Art Suitcase, Art Hunt, Emoji Hunt, and creative activity zones, a museum visit becomes pure play. Or how about unfolding your creativity together in Alrummet or the Art Lab? Take your child or grandchild by the hand and go on a creative adventure with one of the many activities.
Children and young people under 18 always have free admission to Kunsten. Most activities are free as well.
Step into Alrummet, where families can explore and play
is a small universe of sensory impressions. Here, the whole family can dive into calm, creative activities related to the museum’s exhibitions or collection.
Target group: Ages 3 to 15, but teens and adults are also welcome to join the fun.
Practical info: Alrummet can be visited during Kunsten’s opening hours, unless it is booked for kindergartens, schools, or companies. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Price: Alrummet is a free offer when museum admission is paid. Children and young people under 18 have free admission.
Can you find the artworks we have turned into emojis?
Try our popular emoji hunt through the exhibitions.
We describe different artworks using emojis, and now it is your job to find the right artworks. For example, Jeppe Hein’s fountain could be described with a fish, a water droplet, and a laughing child. You will find the emoji hunt in the exhibition.
Target group: Ages 6 to 16, but teens and adults are also welcome to join the fun.
Practical info: The emoji hunt is available during Kunsten’s opening hours. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Price: The emoji hunt is free when museum admission is paid. Children and young people under 18 have free admission.
Visit the Kreativitarium activity zones around the museum and in the exhibitions, where colors and imagination run free.
In our Kreativitarium activity zones throughout the museum, you can engage in small or large creative exercises. The zones usually have a theme related to a current exhibition.
Target group: Everyone – both children and adults.
Practical info: The Kreativitarium zones can be visited during Kunsten’s opening hours. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Price: The Kreativitarium zones are a free offer when museum admission is paid. Children and young people under 18 have free admission.
Become an art detective on a picture hunt. Go on an art hunt through the museum’s exhibitions. Find the artworks where the detail belongs and write down the title of the piece. The picture hunt takes you around the museum in a fun and different way.
You can get the correct answers by asking one of the hosts at the ticket desk.
Target group: The picture hunt is for all ages – however, children up to 10 years must always be accompanied by an adult.
Practical info: The art hunt is free, and you will find it in the exhibition.
With the Art Suitcase in hand, families with very young children can experience art in a fun and different way. Inside each suitcase, you will find three different activities based on three different artworks. First, find the artwork, then follow the instructions – and you are ready to go.
The activities vary greatly: You might be putting together a puzzle, finding sounds, or using your body. You decide how many of the activities you want to do.
Target group: Ages 3–8. The suitcase must be used by children accompanied by an adult.
Practical info: Find the Art Suitcase at the entrance to one of the current exhibitions. A tour with the suitcase takes about 30 minutes. Please return the suitcase after use. Note that the Art Suitcase follows selected exhibitions and is therefore not always available. If that is the case, a new one is always on its way.
Price: The Art Suitcase is a free offer.
Visit the Sculpture Park, where you can experience beautiful sculptures and let your energy run free.
Explore some of Kunsten’s monumental sculptures. Among others, you can see your reflection in Olafur Eliasson’s The Triangular Sky – and during the summer season, visit the city’s most fun and unpredictable fountain: Jeppe Hein’s Water Pavilion.
You can find more information about the Sculpture Park and the artworks at kunsten.dk/skulpturparken.
Practical info: The Sculpture Park is open around the clock, and during the museum’s opening hours, an admission ticket to Kunsten is required to access the park. Please note that the fountain is closed outside the museum’s opening hours and during the winter season.
Boost your creativity together with an artist
In our creative laboratory, Art Lab, children of all ages can play, explore, and experiment with different materials in collaboration with an adult. The focus in Art Lab is on the process of creating rather than the final product. On Sundays, a professional artist brings the workshop to life.
Target group: Everyone – both children and adults.
Practical info: Art Lab can be visited every day during Kunsten’s opening hours unless booked for kindergartens, schools, workshops, or companies. On Sundays from 11am to 3pm, you can meet an artist. Children must be accompanied by an adult in Art Lab.
Price: The open Art Lab is a free offer when museum admission is paid. Children and young people under 18 have free admission.
