Activities designed for families and children at the Chiostro del Bramante restart. The new cycle is on flowers

From Jan. 18 to Feb. 15, 2026, the DART Chiostro del Bramante in Rome is inaugurating a new edition of activities designed for families and children, included in the educational program that complements the museum’s exhibition programming. The meetings, lasting about an hour, are held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and are intended for family units with children aged 4 to 10. The activities are offered in bilingual mode, in Italian and English.

The new cycle, titled A Flower to Look at the World, accompanies young and old alike in the discovery of art through a participatory path that aims to integrate observation, storytelling and creative experimentation. The experience starts with the works on display in the current exhibition and continues with a workshop during which adults and children, working together, make a symbolic flower, conceived as a tool for observing the museum space from a novel point of view. At the end of the activity, families can continue the visit on their own, completing the educational journey by exploring the exhibition.

The proposals are closely related to the exhibition FLOWERS. From the Renaissance to Artificial Intelligence, curated by Franziska Stöhr with Roger Diederen, in collaboration with Suzanne Landau: a project that spans five centuries of art history by bringing into dialogue past and contemporary works, immersive installations and technological experimentation. From the masterpieces of Jan Brueghel and Ai Weiwei to the most recent experiments of contemporary art with digital technologies.The theme of flowers thus becomes the leitmotif of educational itineraries capable of stimulating attention, curiosity and reflection on the relationship between art, nature and the environment, offering families a privileged opportunity to share within the museum.

Activities designed for families and children at the Chiostro del Bramante restart. The new cycle is on flowers

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