Glyptoteket invites children and their grown-ups to get creative in the museum's workshop, where Roman figures get a new wardrobe. The activity ties in with the special exhibition Power and Fashion in the Roman Empire, which shows how Romans dressed in colourful clothes and plenty of accessories.
In the workshop, participants work with photographs of the sculptures and sheets of transparent paper. Tracing measurements through the paper, they can design togas, jewellery, hats, sunglasses or even new feet and heads, then cut out their outfits and dress the paper sculptures. Finished designs are displayed together on large magnetic boards, where you can take them home to the fridge.
