Who is art for? What is its relationship with the senses? How can an art education program be accessible to everyone and interactive?
We invite you to participate in the fully inclusive training program Feel the art, listen to the sea: The work of K. Volanakis for visually impaired and other disabilities, where with the father of Greek seascape Konstantinos Volanakis as captain and with real objects, narration and play as helpers, we will unlock Modern Greek Art.
The program becomes the key to understanding and decoding the art of painting, while it is one of the first fully accessible programs on Modern Greek Art in which people with disabilities can participate.
It is addressed to teachers, special education students and the general public – people with or without disabilities, as well as parents with children with disabilities.
Participation in the program is free of charge.
Registration required!
Dates and venues:
24 February, 11.00 – Teachers, students, special education students.
Historical Library, Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation, 2nd Merarchias 36 & Aktis Moutsopoulou, 18535 Piraeus
9 March, 11.00 – Teachers, students, special education students.
Historical Library, Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation, 36 2nd Merarchias & Aktis Moutsopoulou, 18535 Piraeus
20 April, 11.00 – People with or without disabilities.
Amymoni Day Center, Building Complex for People with Disabilities, Dragatsaniou 1 & Vosporou, Athens 16777
25 May, 11.00 – People with or without disabilities.
Amymoni Day Center, Building Complex for People with Disabilities, Dragatsaniou 1 & Vosporou, Athens 16777
(conducted in greek)