Crafts, Decorative

3D Paper Polar Bear – Limited Edition

€28,95

Do you also love the polar bears in ‘We Are Animals‘? Especially for this exhibition, Assembli developed this cool DIY Polar Bear Head for your wall in collaboration with the Kunsthal.

Available in two colors and in limited edition. Fold and build it yourself.

SKU: N/A Categories: Crafts, Decorative Tags: Animal, animals, children's room, paper craft, We Are Animals

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Get creative with this 3D paper Polar Bear head!

The kit contains three large building sheets, a practice shape, folding and building instructions, quick-drying glue and a folding slat. You only need to use your own scissors or hobby knife to make this trophy.

Your memory of the exhibition can now be displayed on your wall. Assembling this 3D paper Polar Bear head is like a creative journey. You are busy for a few hours, with a satisfied feeling afterwards, a beautiful result and your own trophy on the wall.

SPECIFICATIONS
40 x 42 x 35 cm
FSC paper
incl. instructions, glue and folding slat

We Are Animals

The Kunsthal invites its visitors to enter the realm of animal art. The exhibition ‘We Are Animals’ brings together a great variety of extraordinary animal creations by over thirty contemporary artists. Works by artists such as Maurizio Cattelan, Candida Höfer, Paul McCarthy, and David Shrigley show the relationship between human beings and animals, and reveal how we, as humans, see and try to understand ourselves better through animals. Sculptures of feathered polar bears, installations with wild wolves, monumental paintings of cuddly cats, and poignant photographs of zoos: this provocative selection of works has resulted in an exciting, must-see exhibition that offers food for thought.