I understand it to be the result of an experiment by the museum's team of art educators. They worked with children to develop a fun way of presenting contemporary art that speaks to all senses. It's really fun! As a visitor you read funny fantasy stories about paintings and sculptures, you search for art in a dark room with a torch and you simply don't feel bad about approaching art in a not so over-serious way.
But the best thing comes at the end of the exhibition: Contribute your own art to the collection!
And so I did. But as they didn't have any yarn or needles there I had to improvise with crayons and covered my favorite animal drawing on the wall with a girdafi pattern.
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