Art for kids

National Gallery 
In The Children's Museum of Art there are exhibitions at children's eye-level, taking their starting point in the world of children. With art as the point of departure, the whole family can investigate exciting themes together and experience wonderful new worlds. Explore the exhibitions and visit the workshops and let the kids create their own works of art by working with clay, paper, paint and other fun materials. In the museum's permanent collections there are so-called "Children's stations" where the kids can experience the artwork in new and playful ways.
National Gallery

ARKEN  
The art museum ARKEN in Ishøj on the outskirts of Copenhagen has often activities for art-loving children. The Children's Room offers various activities. The kids can for example create a drawing and hang it on the wall for everyone to see. And every second Sunday (odd weeks) at 12.30 there is a guided tour, in Danish however, for children of ARKEN's current exhibitions. During holidays you will also find that the museum offers workshops and concerts for children, and why not take the opportunity to explore the beach and the wildlife behind ARKEN.
ARKEN

J. F. Willumsen's Museum
At J. F. Willumsen's Museum in Frederikssund outside Copenhagen you and the kids can enjoy the collection of the graphic artist J. F. Willumsen's paintings, drawings, graphics, ceramic, sculptures, photographs and architecture. In the Junior Museum there is always a theme, which the kids can work with, and in the lunch room, they can also draw and paint.
J. F. Willumsen's Museum 

Louisiana
At Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, situated north of Copenhagen, the activities in the Children's Wing are designed for children aged three - six, seven - 11 and 12 - 16 years old. All activities in the Children's Wing take their starting point in the museum's exhibitions and collection of modern art. Visit the Computer room, the Storytelling-room or one of the Children's Wing's workshops, where you and the kids can work independently with different materials, techniques or themes - changing with the different exhibitions.
Louisiana