From 12 February to 20th March will be a special exhibition at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, which is aimed specifically at children, but parents can still provide food for thought. The interactive exhibition PLAY provides children who do not go to school, get to a place where new, creative play and thus break out of the stereotyped forms of the toy world.
The exhibition PLAY shows works of design education Child Culture Design that created twelve hours of ducks of the School of Design and Visual Arts, a program that exists now only in Gothenburg and not only the ideal Design for toy has in mind, but particularly toys created that promotes the creativity of a child.
The interactive exhibition PLAY differs in one important respect from even the usual toy design exhibitions, as the young artists from all over the world and thereby combining the Toy understanding between Sweden, Germany, the United States but also China, Iran or South Korea, which means that the works establish beyond a religious or cultural understanding.
If the children 2:00 to 5:00 Years in the showroom of a discovery to the next strip provides discovers that children are generally open only once for everything new and test, even if they then find after a few minutes her favorite work in the mirror Giraffe, cloud formations or large-sized puzzle, but this helps his own child to understand better.
But even adults will find some suggestions at the exhibition, apart from the works themselves will PLAY supplemented by small cards on which 54 matched the exhibition items to the right of children to the UN Convention are printed. These articles also explain parents situation in which they have let a child be a child, without limiting their comments and influences the development of a child.
Copyright text and photos: Herbert Karlin
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