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For kids

A visit to Foam offers everyone - young and old - a chance to dive into the art of photography.

In addition to an extensive programme of workshops, events and tours, Foam also offers its youngest visitors opportunities to interact directly with current exhibitions. 

FOTOBAAS
FotoBaas © Niels Moolenaar / Foam

With this colourful camera in their hands, kids are instantly morphed into masters of photography or ''FotoBaas''. The FotoBaas camera is especially designed for children ages 4 through 10 to learn more about photography concepts in a fun and playful way while visiting Foam's current exhibitions. The camera is accompanied by a game book that guides participants through various photography techniques using simple exercises and games. Furthermore, the combination of do-it-yourself activities and viewing assignments stimulates the interaction between child and adult. 

Suitable for: children from 4 to 10 years old
Cost: € 3,50 including booklet to bring home
For Stadspashouders: € 1,50 including booklet to bring home

The FotoBaas is available at the front desk of the museum and cannot be booked in advance. 

> See what's currently on view at Foam

REMAKE FOAM FAMILY WORKSHOP

How well do you know your family? Do you share the same view of the world or do you each have your own perspective? During the Remake Foam Family Workshop you will find out just how similar or different your standpoints actually are. By looking at how professional photographers make visual choices, you will become more aware of your own views. The result of the workshop is a creative family portrait: a remake of a work from the Foam Collection. After the workshop you can take the portait home with you and enjoy it for generations to come.

Price: € 165 / 12 participants 

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The Remake Foam Family Workshop is made possible by corporate partner Olympus.

Foam is supported by the BankGiro Loterij, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, Gemeente Amsterdam, Olympus and the VandenEnde Foundation.

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