‘About Art Here and Now’ — a new course for young people as part of the ‘'Artsvit for Kids’ programme!
28/09/2023

‘About Art Here and Now’ — a new course for young people as part of the ‘'Artsvit for Kids’ programme!

As part of the new Artsvit for Kids programme, we have a separate course for young people aged 14 to 18 called About Art Here and Now.

The programme consists of lectures and discussions about contemporary Ukrainian art and workshops with guest artists and representatives of the local art community.

During the lecture part, you will learn: what contemporary art is, where you can find it in Ukraine, in what capacity you can interact with it, and what variety of art project formats exist. And the most important questions: how to view art, talk about it, and why to attend cultural events.

In addition to lectures and discussions, young participants in the programme will be able to try their hand at being artists and learn about different techniques in practice during workshops. Using the Art World Gallery collection as an example, you will also learn how a collection is formed and how works of art are used, stored and catalogued.

The aim of the course is to introduce teenagers to the contemporary Ukrainian art system and help them understand how it works, what it consists of and who is involved in it. To show how relevant and interesting art projects are, and how art can be used to look at the world from a different angle and reflect on/analyse current events. To prove that talking about art is easy and interesting. To engage the younger generation in conversations about art and make attending cultural events a part of their everyday lives.

Classes will be held every Saturday, starting on 7 October at 4 p.m. In the first class, we will talk about contemporary art and what it is in general. Join the discussion at the link. Registration is required!

WHEN: Saturday, 7 October, 4 p.m.
WHERE: Artsvit Gallery, 21a Krutohirnyy Uzviz. Entrance through the central door on the Krutohirnyy Uzviz side

Admission is free. The number of participants is limited!

The course consists of 10 offline classes, each lasting 1.5 hours. There will also be a final event.

Please note! You must register for each class to participate. Every week, we will publish a new registration form for the upcoming class. Follow the link for updates: https://linktr.ee/artsvit_for_kids

Teacher: Oleksandra Shovkun

Design: Alla Sorochan
Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos

Funding is provided by the 2023 Stabilisation Fund for Culture and Education of the German Federal Foreign Office and the Goethe-Institut.

‘About Art Here and Now’ — a new course for young people as part of the ‘'Artsvit for Kids’ programme!

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