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Graziela Kunsch: Public Daycare

(Deutsche Untertitel sind im Untertitelmenü verfügbar) (Legendas em português estão disponíveis no menu de legendas) At documenta fifteen, Graziela Kunsch opens a free parental daycare, creating a space where babies and parents can learn together. The project is inspired by the pedagogical approach of twentieth-century Hungarian pediatrician Emmi Pikler. Discover more about the Public Daycare: https://documenta-fifteen.de/en/lumbu... Find all presented videos from artist Graziela Kunsch here: https://www.brincadeiralivre.naocaber... // In einem Raum im Erdgeschoss des Fridericianums richtet Kunsch während der documenta fifteen eine Eltern und Kleinkinder Krippe ein, die vom pädagogischen Ansatz der im 20. Jahrhundert tätigen ungarischen Kinderärztin Emmi Pikler inspiriert ist. Mehr zur Krippe: https://documenta-fifteen.de/lumbung-... Alle ausgestellten Videos der Künstlerin Graziela Kunsch: https://www.brincadeiralivre.naocaber... // Collaborators Architecture and uses: Elke Avenarius and Graziela Kunsch Entdeckerraum – Parents and babies group: Nina Kanitz and Michaela Brüning-Lilienfeldt Kunsch’s educational supervisor: Carmen Orofino Videos: Graziela Kunsch, 2019-ongoing Drawings: Deborah Salles in dialogue with Graziela Kunsch, 2020-ongoing Selection of Pikler-Lóczy Institute films: Pikler® House Black and white photographs: Marian Reismann, 1955 (1), 1964 (1), 1966 (2), 1967 (3), 1969 (2), 1970 (7), 1971 (6), 1972 (1), 1974 (1), 1975 (6). © Magyarországi Pikler-Lóczy Társaság. Co-curated by: Graziela Kunsch and Tomas Opitz (TOBE Gallery, Budapest), in dialogue with Ágnes Sorossy (Pikler® House, Budapest) Ateliê Carambola‘s photographs (babies and toddlers playing with fabric swings and cylinders): educators Cosma Souza, Fabricio Remigio, Gabriela Feruglio, Jéssica Andrade, Paula Galhardo and Sileide dos Anjos Barbosa. Texts and co-curating of photographs by: Fabricio Remigio, Gabriela Feruglio, Josiane Pareja, Larissa Meneghini and Paulo Fochi Kleine Entdecker’s photographs: Elke Avenarius Pikler® Certified Furniture (wood fences; changing tables; Pikler®-Triangle; Pikler®-Labyrinth; wood boxes with small slide; eating benches; stools): Plackner Werkstatt für Spiel + Pädagogik Playing platform and eating tables: Schreinerei Oetken Kitchen, sandbox, and room walls/cupboards: Bernd Busse Library shelf and reading room table: Denis Lebedev Library of Playful Objects: Pikler® House; Strandgut; Barbara Lackner SpielRaum and Kokomoo Spielsachen; Ateliê Carambola; Ateliê Arte, Educação e Movimento (by Suzana Macedo Soares); Music and movement encounters (by Carmen Orofino); Kleine Entdecker Kinderkrippe; Public Daycare Open-ended playing materials: Kokomoo Spielsachen (different materials); Graziela Kunsch (different materials); Kleine Entdecker (different materials); Carmen Orofino (different materials); Suzana Macedo Soares (natural elements); Ateliê Carambola (cylinders); Cooperativa Emprendedoras Sin Fronteras (the sewing of the cloths); and Guilherme Teixeira (felt circles) Cloth swings painted at Jamac – Jardim Miriam Arte Clube (Sao Paulo) by: Beatriz Tone, Bruno Oliveira, Graziela Kunsch, Khadyg Fares, Manuela Leite, Maria Luiza de Meneses and Silvana Santos Collective blanket for outdoor encounters and carpet for the reading room area: Ateliê Vivo by Andrea Guerra, Flávia Lobo de Felício and Gabriela Cherubini (creation and development, in dialogue with Graziela Kunsch) and Francisca Lima (sewing). Fabrics by Ecosimple (made with recycled materials) Guests in the July Public Program: Patricia Lima Zahn, Ute Strub and Carmen Orofino. Final Public Program planned to happen in September, with opening lecture by Anna Tardos Actions in Sao Paulo hosted by: Casa do Povo Instagram page: @brincadeira_livre Video-archive: brincadeiralivre.naocaber.org Supporters: Kleine Entdecker Kinderkrippe; Plackner Werkstatt für Spiel + Pädagogik; Kokomoo Spielsachen; Goethe-Institut Sao Paulo