Kids’ art
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Like many other museums, the Beyeler Foundation proposes children's activities.
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Thomas Kern was born in Switzerland in 1965. Trained as a photographer in Zürich, he started working as a photojournalist in 1989. He was a founder of the Swiss photographers agency Lookat Photos in 1990. Thomas Kern has won twice a World Press Award and has been awarded several Swiss national scholarships. His work has been widely exhibited and it is represented in various collections.
Basel’s Beyeler Foundation has set up a complete programme for schools. It provides an opportunity for classes to admire masterpieces of Classical Modernism and contemporary art, and to learn more about them in special workshops. (All pictures: Thomas Kern, swissinfo.ch)
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