In this drop-in workshop, children explore the Kwakwaka'wakw tradition of carved masks that open to reveal different animal and human faces, discovering their meaning and ongoing importance today. Inspired by these stories, children make their own mysterious mask out of cardboard and coloured paper. The session lasts 180 minutes, meets in room 212 on the second floor, and is held in German.

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