Inside Art: Create, Climb, Collaborate introduces children to powerful tools of self-expression, including a surrealist inspired house by Isidro Blasco, a wishing tree by Aya Rodriguez-Izumi that visitors can add to, and a multi-story installation designed by BARarchitekten in which art can be both viewed and made.

The exhibit is accompanied by daily art-making programs in the Inside Art Makerspace overseen by resident artists and CMOM arts educators.

Special opening weekend of artmaking and activities include:

• Rainbow Community Pride Flag
  Honor the Christopher Street Day Liberation March and Pride month at the Children's Museum by helping to create a gigantic Pride flag!
• Community Bracelets
  What would it be like to design a bracelet for someone you don’t know? Create a unique bracelet and trade it with a new friend at the Museum.
• Installation Collaboration: Catalina Schliebener
  Create and collaborate with the first of CMOM’s Artists-in-Residence, Catalina Schliebener. Catalina is a Chilean-born artist working in collage, installation, and murals, and their art uses images from childhood to explore gender, class, and identity.