Welcome to Marabouparken’s children’s activity the Monster Club! On Sundays and holidays, children from the age of 6 can investigate different artistic techniques, materials and experimental processes. The Monster Club is supervised by professional artists and experienced art educators. Our clubs are based on a special interest in man’s relationship with nature, but are also put in relation to ongoing exhibitions. We ask ourselves questions such as: what is art? What is nature? How does our inner world relate to our outer world? Come and help us answer those questions!
The Monster Club
Sundays 13.00–15.30
No prior experience needed!
Limited spots available – come early!
50 SEK/session.
For ages 6 and up.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy.
SPRING PROGRAM 2025

19 January 1–3 pm
Textile Thoughts
What is textile art? Using needle, scissors, and thread, we transform textiles into something new – something that flutters, tickles, frightens, and tells stories. Here, softness meets roughness, simplicity meets the extraordinary. Welcome to create and explore the world of softness.
Monster Pedagogue: Avigal Pommert, textile artist and art educator

26 January 1–3 pm
The Melody of Painting
What secrets lie in the depths of color? In this space, we explore the world of painting beyond the visible – where colors flow like thoughts, dreams, or movements. Through layers, light, and texture, we create surfaces that speak without words, where each brushstroke carries its own melody. Come and let the colors speak for themselves.
Monster Pedagogue: Sofia Heinonen, artist

2 February 1–3 pm
The Language of Sculpture
How can shapes and materials speak? Together, we explore the language of sculpture – what can be felt, whispered, and told without words. Using fun materials and open minds, we create sculptures that carry our thoughts and dreams. Here, there’s room for playfulness, seriousness, and the unexpected. Come and create something that doesn’t yet exist!
Monster Pedagogue: Johanna Norrbin, art educator

9 February 1–3 pm
The Birth of a Figure
How is a figure born? We bring forms, movements, and sounds to life, creating something entirely unique. With lots of materials and wild imaginations, each figure becomes a new story. Welcome to create something never seen before!
Monster Pedagogue: Hugo Hedberg, artist and choreographer

16 February 1–3 pm
Textile Thoughts
What is textile art? Using needle, scissors, and thread, we transform textiles into something new – something that flutters, tickles, frightens, and tells stories. Here, softness meets roughness, simplicity meets the extraordinary. Welcome to create and explore the world of softness.
Monster Pedagogue: Avigal Pommert, textile artist and art educator

23 February 1–3 pm
The Language of Sculpture
How can shapes and materials speak? Together, we explore the language of sculpture – what can be felt, whispered, and told without words. Using fun materials and open minds, we create sculptures that carry our thoughts and dreams. Here, there’s room for playfulness, seriousness, and the unexpected. Come and create something that doesn’t yet exist!
Monster Pedagogue: Johanna Norrbin, art educator

27 February 1–3 pm Hallonbergen
New Worlds
Note: at Hallonbergen’s library 1–3 pm
Free admission!
Welcome to step into worlds hidden just behind our own! Through collage, we create cracks in reality, where new landscapes, creatures, and stories can take shape. What happens when a tear in paper becomes a portal? When the sky turns into an ocean, a road leads into a dream, or a face gets new eyes? With scissors, glue, and wild imagination, we build new stories where the boundaries between reality and dream blur.
Monster Pedagogue: Henning Rehnström Ring, artist and educational manager at Marabouparken konsthall

9 March 1–3 pm
The Melody of Painting
What secrets lie in the depths of color? In this space, we explore the world of painting beyond the visible – where colors flow like thoughts, dreams, or movements. Through layers, light, and texture, we create surfaces that speak without words, where each brushstroke carries its own melody. Come and let the colors speak for themselves.
Monster Pedagogue: Sofia Heinonen, artist

16 March 1–3 pm
The Printing of Time
What can time leave behind on a surface? In The Printing of Time, we explore printing techniques that capture traces, layers, and memories. Using exciting methods and materials, we create images that tell stories of transformation and the movement of time. Welcome to press, pull, and discover the imprints of time!
Monster Pedagogue: Hannah Wiker Wikström, artist and filmmaker

29 March noon–2 pm Hallonbergen
The Language of Sculpture
Note: at Hallonbergen’s library noon–2 pm
Free admission!
How can shapes and materials speak? Together, we explore the language of sculpture – what can be felt, whispered, and told without words. Using fun materials and open minds, we create sculptures that carry our thoughts and dreams. Here, there’s room for playfulness, seriousness, and the unexpected. Come and create something that doesn’t yet exist!
Monster Pedagogue: Johanna Norrbin, art educator

5 April noon–2 pm Hallonbergen
The Birth of a Figure
Note: at Hallonbergen’s library noon–2 pm
Free admission!
How is a figure born? We bring forms, movements, and sounds to life, creating something entirely unique. With lots of materials and wild imaginations, each figure becomes a new story. Welcome to create something never seen before!
Monster Pedagogue: Hugo Hedberg, artist and choreographer

12 April noon–2 pm Hallonbergen
The Birth of a Figure
Note: at Hallonbergen’s library noon–2 pm
Free admission!
How is a figure born? We bring forms, movements, and sounds to life, creating something entirely unique. With lots of materials and wild imaginations, each figure becomes a new story. Welcome to create something never seen before!
Monster Pedagogue: Hugo Hedberg, artist and choreographer

25 May 1–3 pm
The Printing of Time
What can time leave behind on a surface? In The Printing of Time, we explore printing techniques that capture traces, layers, and memories. Using exciting methods and materials, we create images that tell stories of transformation and the movement of time. Welcome to press, pull, and discover the imprints of time!
Monster Pedagogue: Hannah Wiker Wikström, artist and filmmaker

1 June 1–3 pm
The Printing of Time
What can time leave behind on a surface? In The Printing of Time, we explore printing techniques that capture traces, layers, and memories. Using exciting methods and materials, we create images that tell stories of transformation and the movement of time. Welcome to press, pull, and discover the imprints of time!
Monster Pedagogue: Hannah Wiker Wikström, artist and filmmaker

8 June 1–3 pm
Textile Thoughts
What is textile art? Using needle, scissors, and thread, we transform textiles into something new – something that flutters, tickles, frightens, and tells stories. Here, softness meets roughness, simplicity meets the extraordinary. Welcome to create and explore the world of softness.
Monster Pedagogue: Avigal Pommert, textile artist and art educator

15 June 1–3 pm
The Melody of Painting
What secrets lie in the depths of color? In this space, we explore the world of painting beyond the visible – where colors flow like thoughts, dreams, or movements. Through layers, light, and texture, we create surfaces that speak without words, where each brushstroke carries its own melody. Come and let the colors speak for themselves.
Monster Pedagogue: Sofia Heinonen, artist
The Monster Club is supported by Handelsbanken.
