This learning programme gives participants the opportunity to try out artistic do-it-yourself activities on various topics. They can work with different materials such as clay, modelling clay or finger paints and be inspired by famous artists such as Van Gogh. Experimental techniques such as working with marbles also offer new, exciting approaches to art. The programme is particularly valuable as many people still associate art with a negative connotation and believe that art is only for ‘real artists’. The learning programme aims to show participants how easy it can be to work with artistic materials and techniques. Interesting works can be created without any prior knowledge. This approach encourages creativity - but it also strengthens confidence in one's own artistic abilities and thus opens up new possibilities for expression.

The topics covered include experimental painting and printing techniques, working with recycled materials and the creative realisation of concepts by famous artists. Projects such as photo collages, printing techniques, upcycling ideas and the combination of painting with other materials stimulate the pupils' imagination and enable them to discover and develop their artistic forms of expression.

The target group are children and parents who want to learn about new artistic materials and techniques, but also teachers who are looking for interesting ideas for their art lessons at primary school.

The main persons responsible are Dr. phil. Cornelia Tröster and Stefan Neumann, from the Institute of Primary Education, and their student assistants Jule Koball, Larissa-Marie Kaatz and Viviane Schmidt. The videos were created by: Vanessa Conrad, Emely Schreiber, Mary Böhm, Xandra-Chantal Gieroska, Margarete Pawlowski, Malte Gnadt, Anne Hildebrandt, Carolin Schulz, Lara Schmelzer, Lea-Marie Fitz, Angelina Papperitz, Marleen Scharkowski, Leonie Stibbe, Nicola Nußbaum, Jasmin Schindler, Lotte Rössler, Maria Schmidt, Stella Wellenbrock, Annalena Dreyer, Charlize Paschke, Esther Küger, Fenja Bommhardt, Alina Szecny, Tom-Leevi Winter, Hannah Matschinski, Anna Tszus, also from the Institute for Primary School Education. The project is in collaboration with Lucy Cathrow from the Institute of English and American Studies. The institutions are located in the Faculty of Philosophy.