Long-term programmes
Louisiana Learning collaborates with schools, teacher education programmes and organisations around long-term programmes.
The long collaborations provide the opportunity to work in depth and develop the content together. On this page you can find information about which long-term programmes we are currently working on. We would love to hear from you if you have suggestions for exciting joint projects
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LENATURE THROUGH ART
Art invites us to explore nature in new ways, where we discover nature’s richness of shapes, colors, materials, sounds and scents. We may come to think about what nature is and how we belong to it. At the same time, art gives us inspiration to create our own works, where we can share our thoughts and experiences on nature with others.
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LEARNING RESOURCES
The project ‘Create the New Together’ strengthens creative thinking and points to the important inter-disciplinarity that can take place across school subjects. At the same time, school children and their teachers explore together with Louisiana Learning how art can lead to new forms of learning and communities at school.
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AT HOME WITH ART
The ambition is to open up the world of art to children and young people, so that they get inspiration to use the tools of art in their own immediate environment – and at the same time get to know each other better.
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SHARING TERRITORIES
How does architecture shape our physical spaces? Who decides what the architecture looks like? And what is the relationship between architecture, body and landscape?
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ENTERING NEW WORLDS OF LEARNING
For 6 years, Louisiana Learning has collaborated with Team V at Grydemoseskolen in Espergærde, which is a school for children with special needs.
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QUIET MORNING FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Quiet mornings are Louisiana’s learning courses for classes with special needs, where you can book a course and get access to the museum one hour before normal opening hours.
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TRAVELLING WITH ART
Experience, immersion and visualization – since 2006, Louisiana has invited refugee children from the Red Cross to free educational courses at the museum.
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