Exclusively for the exhibition The New York Times Magazine Photographs, Foam offers an intensive and academic tour of 90 minutes for higher education students.

Knowledge begins with asking a good question. Viewing photography and talking about it as a group will make you a more conscious viewer of photography. You form your own personal opinions and compare these with the ideas of your classmates. Enjoying in-depth viewing and increasing your discoveries are the central focus.

What is your story about the photos at Foam? Under the guidance of a museum teacher, you are challenged to ask your own questions about the photos in the museum. You transform these questions into an unusual, funny, creative or touching story, inspired by a favourite photo in the museum.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Foam and discover the museum's educational vision during this workshop. Find out how Foam uses new media to stimulate visitors to look at photography with a greater awareness. You'll also get involved yourself by making your own interpretation of a photo in the museum and converting this into a podcast.