This museum is one of the coolest museums we've ever been to. It's about 20 mins north of Copenhagen ((or Kobenhavn if you live in Denmark!). The museum feels like someone's home that rambles on and on. You can move inside to out very easily. The main exhibit we saw was called Living Spaces.
This is a model for a hotel made of plexiglass full of miniature people.
Camille in a wooden block house structure.
This is the block structure.
Coke made this match stick, cardboard, glue piece in the children's section where there was ceramics, lego (all yellow pieces), watercolors and architecture-type constructions. We could have spent all day in that area alone!
This is the big kid's (the artist) installation. "What makes a home?"
The drive to the Louisana...not too shabby!
This museum is one of the coolest museums we've ever been to. It's about 20 mins north of Copenhagen ((or Kobenhavn if you live in Denmark!). The museum feels like someone's home that rambles on and on. You can move inside to out very easily. The main exhibit we saw was called Living Spaces.
This is a model for a hotel made of plexiglass full of miniature people.
Camille in a wooden block house structure.
This is the block structure.
Coke made this match stick, cardboard, glue piece in the children's section where there was ceramics, lego (all yellow pieces), watercolors and architecture-type constructions. We could have spent all day in that area alone!
This is the big kid's (the artist) installation. "What makes a home?"
The drive to the Louisana...not too shabby!
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