Lithography is an ancient printing technique where the artwork is created through a chemical reaction between fat and water. Join artist Hakkyung on the last opening day of the exhibition "28%" for a simple, inspiring and child-friendly lithography workshop where ordinary kitchen utensils are used as materials. In the exhibition, we find the technique used in Dorothea Ording's work "The Mask" from 1950.

Materials: Aliminium foil, coca-cola, grease pencils, baby oil, drawing pencils and paper.

- Language: Norwegian.
- Instructor: Artist Hakkyung Son.
- Time: Drop-in from 11.00-14.00.
- Target group: Everyone, from 3 years and up - accompanied by an adult.
- Participation is free of charge.

At 14.00 there is a curator's tour of the exhibition "28%".
At 15.00 there is a guided tour in English.
All day you can read, talk and make fanzines in Fápmu.

Admission and all activities are free on February 11.