Creative Workshops November — December 2023

September 12—December 15, 2023
January 9—June 28, 2024
September 10—September 27, 2024

Family Portrait — an educational program for the Family Matters exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on creating portraits with mixed media
For grades 1—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Salon, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

Still Life — an educational program for the Family Matters exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on coloured drawing of still lifes 
For grades 5—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Salon, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

Tree, Garden, Landscape — an educational program for the Family Matters exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on drawing and painting with mixed media techniques
For grades 5—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Salon, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

Tree—an educational program for the Family Matters exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on collages
For grades 1—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Salon, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

December 1—December 15, 2023
January 9—February 28, 2024

Bigger and Smaller Branches — an educational program for the Forest Line exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on creating objects from natural materials
For grades 5—9 of primary schools
Venue: Representative Halls, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

Queen of Forests and Meadows – an educational program for the Forest Line exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on creating headgear from materials found in forests and meadows.
For grades 1—2 of primary schools
Venue: Representative Halls, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45–60 min.

Forest Mandala — an educational program for the Forest Line exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on creating a circular composition directly in the exhibition space from natural materials, small objects and paper adhesive tape 
For grades 1—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Representative Halls, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45–60 min.

Forest Line — an educational program for the Forest Line exhibition.
The main creative activity will focus on creating paintings from materials found in nature (mud, leaves or needles)
For grades 1—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Representative Halls, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

November 2—November 10, 2023

Fishing Pond — an educational program for the Lacus exhibition
The main creative activity will focus on creating experimental paintings

For grades 1—9 of primary schools and 1—4 of secondary schools
Venue: Youth Gallery, gallery courtyard, attic studio
Tuesday—Friday, 10.15am—5.30pm
Duration: 45—60 min.

Coming Soon:

Anyone Can Create!
The final exhibition of works created for Nitra Gallery’s educational project titled Any Can Create 2023.

Opening: December 5, 2023, 10am
Venue: Colourful Gallery
Duration: December 5—31, 2023
Exhibition Concept: Elena Tarábková

Programming is subject to change.

YOUTH STUDIO
educational programs
(lecturer-guided tours, animations, creative workshops for Nitra Gallery’s current exhibitions)
For general public (children and youth)
Tuesday 2.00—3.30 pm
Duration: 90 min