Family Art Day: Discover, Play and Share
Estorick Collection of modern italian art
Family Art Day: Discover, Play and Share
Estorick Collection of modern italian art
Date
07/06/2026
Time
10:00 - 12:00
Venue
Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art
39A Canonbury Square
N1 2AN
Area
Highbury
Availability
Available
Event Type
workshop
About This Event
Explore the world of Emilio Isgrò, one of Italy’s most celebrated artists!
These family-friendly activities will invite you to discover his innovative art through hands-on experiences, creative challenges, and interactive explorations. From fusing art and everyday life to transforming images with colour, families will engage with Isgrò's unique vision and unlock the power of visual language together. Join us for an unforgettable journey where art sparks conversation and creativity!
NEW - Relaxed Mini Marvels!
Family Arts Days now include a new space especially designed for children and adults who need a quieter museum experience. The area, located in a separate gallery, will feature dimmed lighting and a reduced capacity, allowing you to explore the Collection at your own pace, while engaging with objects and materials designed to activate your morning.
Access requirements and facilities
The area is set up on the ground floor of the building, and it is fully accessible. Buggy park and toilet step available.
The café opens at 12.00. Food is not allowed in the museum galleries.
T&Cs
To find out more about our accessibility statement please visit our Visitor information page and our Museum accessibility guide.
Conditions of sale
Please give your name or show your ticket in the shop upon arrival. If you have booked a concessionary, please have your membership card, ID, or other proof of concession ready to show in the shop upon arrival.
Tickets for events are non-refundable
If you have booked a free ticket and can no longer make it, please let us know so that we can make your space available for someone else.
If you have any further queries, please contact [email protected] .
These family-friendly activities will invite you to discover his innovative art through hands-on experiences, creative challenges, and interactive explorations. From fusing art and everyday life to transforming images with colour, families will engage with Isgrò's unique vision and unlock the power of visual language together. Join us for an unforgettable journey where art sparks conversation and creativity!
NEW - Relaxed Mini Marvels!
Family Arts Days now include a new space especially designed for children and adults who need a quieter museum experience. The area, located in a separate gallery, will feature dimmed lighting and a reduced capacity, allowing you to explore the Collection at your own pace, while engaging with objects and materials designed to activate your morning.
Access requirements and facilities
The area is set up on the ground floor of the building, and it is fully accessible. Buggy park and toilet step available.
The café opens at 12.00. Food is not allowed in the museum galleries.
T&Cs
To find out more about our accessibility statement please visit our Visitor information page and our Museum accessibility guide.
Conditions of sale
Please give your name or show your ticket in the shop upon arrival. If you have booked a concessionary, please have your membership card, ID, or other proof of concession ready to show in the shop upon arrival.
Tickets for events are non-refundable
If you have booked a free ticket and can no longer make it, please let us know so that we can make your space available for someone else.
If you have any further queries, please contact [email protected] .
About Organiser
Estorick Collection of modern italian art
The Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art opened in London in 1998.
A Grade II listed Georgian town house, it was originally restored with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Further recent renovations have opened up the space of the ground-floor entranceway, bookshop and café, while its six galleries and art library have also been fully upgraded.
The Collection is known internationally for its core of Futurist works, as well as figurative art and sculpture dating from 1890 to the 1950s. The exhibition programme continues to address artists, movements, and questions in ways that change our understanding of Italian art and culture.
A Grade II listed Georgian town house, it was originally restored with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Further recent renovations have opened up the space of the ground-floor entranceway, bookshop and café, while its six galleries and art library have also been fully upgraded.
The Collection is known internationally for its core of Futurist works, as well as figurative art and sculpture dating from 1890 to the 1950s. The exhibition programme continues to address artists, movements, and questions in ways that change our understanding of Italian art and culture.
Ticket
£7.50
per ticket
Age Restriction: All Ages