Engage in a creative art workshop at MoMA, where participants explore modern and contemporary art through guided activities and hands-on projects. Led by professional educators and artists, the workshop encourages team collaboration, creativity, and art appreciation. Participants gain inspiration from MoMA’s diverse collection and create their own artworks in a stimulating museum environment.

Art Workshop at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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