The educational and artistic programme ‘Artsvit for Kids 2023’ has come to an end!
19/12/2023

The educational and artistic programme ‘Artsvit for Kids 2023’ has come to an end!

The educational and artistic programme ‘Artsvit for Kids 2023’ has come to an end — it’s time for our teachers to take a break, but we promise to return next year with new and equally interesting workshops and games!

In fact, you can help us with this: tell us whether you liked the Artsvit for Kids project classes and whether they were interesting and useful for your children or you, what exactly, and what we could improve in our work. We will be very grateful to you ♥

The feedback form is available at: https://forms.gle/ha2SytcftKZN43wcA

And to make the wait for the new programme of classes less tedious, come and visit us at Artsvit — see the exhibition that the children opened last week and create your own masterpieces in our childhood workshop.

The exhibition will run until 13 January 2024. Admission is free!

Authors and teachers of the project: Alina Stefan, Ksenia Romashchenko, Yulia Grishina, Oleksandra Shovkun and Polina Rode-Fuyor

Design: Alla Sorochan
Photos: Olya Vasylets

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

The educational and artistic programme ‘Artsvit for Kids 2023’ has come to an end!

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