Photo : Giacomo Balla, Vêtement futuriste, seconde moitié des années 1920, Laine, Collection particulière © L. M
Woven and colorful paper costume - Family creative workshop, themed around the exhibition "The Artist's Fabric"
Step into the shoes of a fashion designer by weaving vibrant paper strips into bold, colorful costumes. This creative session invites both kids and adults to find inspiration in art history and walk away with a wearable piece of pure imagination.
Musée Bourdelle (Paris 15th)
About
Discover the vibrant world of the exhibition « L’étoffe de l’artiste » at the Musée Bourdelle during this hands-on family workshop. Suitable for children aged 6 and up, the session explores how artists shape their own legacy before inviting participants to create their own costumes. By weaving colorful paper strips inspired by Sonia Delaunay and the Futurists, families can craft unique textile-like garments. The activity is fully wheelchair accessible and designed to accommodate cognitive disabilities, ensuring an engaging experience for everyone. Join us for this creative exploration of art and fashion, perfect for those eager to experiment with color and structure.
In the exhibition, participants discover how artists staged themselves for posterity. In turn, during the workshop, children weave a colorful costume using paper strips, just like those of Sonia Delaunay or the Futurists.
Audience: Families, children from 6 years old
Duration: 1h20
Full price: €7 + exhibition ticket
Reduced price: €5 + exhibition ticket
Note: for this family activity, adults must book a full-price ticket and children a reduced-price ticket.
Our take on this event
Located in the 15th arrondissement, the Musée Bourdelle offers an interactive experience that builds on the themes of the « L’étoffe de l’artiste » exhibition. Children aged 6 and older are invited to participate in a 1h20 workshop where they will weave paper strips to build custom outfits. Drawing inspiration from the colorful designs of Sonia Delaunay and the Futurist movement, participants will learn basic weaving techniques to construct their own wearable art.
Sessions are scheduled between October 24 and December 12, 2026, with start times at 15:30 or 16:30 depending on the date. The museum ensures full accessibility, welcoming visitors in wheelchairs and those with cognitive disabilities. The environment is designed to be inclusive and educational for all family members.
To attend, booking is mandatory through the Paris Musées online ticketing platform. The cost consists of an workshop fee of 7 € for adults and 5 € for children, plus the required exhibition entry ticket. Please ensure that every attendee has a valid ticket before arriving for your session.
