The MUSEUM OF GREEK CHILDREN΄S ART presents
paintings and three dimentional artworks
drawn from its collections
created by children up to 14 years old

 The Museum will remain closed from 31st July until 31 August 2010

New exhibition on September
“A child’s right to expression. I want to….”



New Exhibition 

"Hand in hand with Miro"
On display till 23d of July 2010
(on the first floor)

Athina Angeli, age 12




The exhibition “ Hand in hand with Miro ” presents artwork by children 5 to 13 years old created during three and eight month long workshops organized by the Museum in its premises along with 2 authentic, colour lithos graciously offered by the Teriade Museum – Library in Lesbos.

Children were given the opportunity to view works of art by the great masters, to comment and assimilate a number of his symbols. In the manner of Miro, children made use of powerful outlines, bright, strong colours creating unusual human figures, strange animal forms, and imaginative spaces.

Walking on edge between dreams and reality, children played with drawing materials, they elaborated designs of the artist combining in one image elements of his works with those of their own imagination.

Children regarded Miro as an artist of infinite shapes, innumerable symbols, as an artist immerged in colours but above all as someone floating in the world of dreams.

 

The exhibition is presented under the auspices of the Spanish Embassy in Athens and with the support of the Cervantes Institute.


Exclusive Sponsor of the Exhibition 
NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE


 

On display till June 2010
(ground floor)

"Dining... with artists"


Konstantinos Palaeologos, age 11,5
Andreas Charalabakopoulos, age 11,5

The exhibition presents 95 works of art by children 5-12 years old from Kindergarten and Primary Schools of  A and B’ Athens Primary Education Directorate and Primary Education Directorate of West Attica,  as well as from the Museum s art workshops.
The multiple approach of the given subject drove children to bring forth images, flavors, odors and perfumes of everyday life, to perceive the social aspect of a meal and approach the problem of healthy nourishment.
Artists offered the incentive, drawing materials gave the means and children’s imagination the element that determined the creation of the artwork presented in the exhibition.

 
Sponsor of the Exhibition

 

 
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