
Workshop
Workshop for the littlest ones - Joanna Reuse
Even the tiniest museum visitors are given all the space they deserve here! During this play session, children aged 0 to 4 discover special open-ended play materials developed in collaboration with textile designer Joanna Reuse. Through simple actions like crawling, rolling, stacking, and hiding, we let imaginations run wild. A wonderfully soft invitation to feel, move, and play upside down together!
You are welcome whenever it suits you: feel free to drop in and leave during the play sessions.
- Date10.10.2026—11.10.2026
- LocationDesign Museum Gent - Atelier
- AudienceToddlers, Children, 2nd Kindergarten, 3rd Kindergarten
- AccessFree, no registration required
- LanguageN/A
Timings
| Date | Time |
| 10-10-2026 | 10:15 - 12:15 |
| 11-10-2026 | 10:15 - 12:15 |
More about the designer
Textile designer Joanna Reuse (°1992, KASK & Conservatorium Ghent) builds bridges between craft, art, architecture and play. For her, textiles are a material for warm, honest connections. Her multifaceted work ranges from in-depth research into three-dimensional knitting techniques to the design of interactive installations and challenging construction toys for children. Alongside her own design practice, she has been teaching textile design at KASK since 2019.

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