Education department is an integral and indispensable part of Gallery of Modern Art in Hradec Králové.
Gallery education department regularly prepares programmes for temporary exhibitions and permanent exhibitions for wide age range. School groups of kids, pupils and students are the largest group of participants. All these age groups find a varied offer that meets their aims and requirements. Programmes are flexible in combination and adaptable to needs of participants. Programmes are designed in connection with System of Curricular Documents to support all key competencies in the process of education.
The focus of all activities run by education department is to open the gallery to everyone, to visitors since they are children, to perceive it as a natural place for meeting, learning, communication, cooperation, and creation.
Educational activities give the opportunity for the participants to develop art appreciation, aesthetic values, and own reflection.
Educators regularly organize events that can either be short- term (one- day workshops) or long-term (five-day events).
Education department focuses on collaboration with university students (their support in teacher training) and on cooperation of kids and their parents. Educators are ready to engage seniors through lectures and creative workshops.
Due to flexible approach of gallery educators disabled visitors can take part in programmes according to their requirements and needs and enjoy art like all.
Art (Hi)story is our new English programme and it is meant for anyone who is interested in art and speaks English. You can join a guided tour of a chosen artist at first and afterwards you will have an opportunity to participate in a workshop to discover unlimited space of your imagination.
When: Wednesday (4–6 PM)
Admission fee: student with ISIC card is 30 CZK, adults 100 CZK
If you are interested in this event, please make a reservation: edukace@galeriehk.cz
CONTACT:
Bc. Linda Vidová
e-mail: edukace@galeriehk.cz
tel.: +420 602 170 948
UPCOMING TOURS
April 17th | Alphonse Mucha: Nero Watching Rome Burn
Whether the infamous Emperor Nero actually set fire to the city of Rome has been debated by historians for decades. In any case, the scene of the emperor watching the blazing city has captured the imagination of many generations of painters and can be found in both Renaissance and Baroque paintings. The lecture will present the fascinating history of this theme and how it was portrayed by Alphonse Mucha in his painting from 1887.
