Children’s interactive exposition "Time to draw"

On November 22, 2018, at 12 o’clock, the Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts (104 Lenina St., main building) will host the opening of the children’s interactive exhibition “Time to Draw”, dedicated to the beginning of the Decade of Childhood in the Russian Federation and to the 100th anniversary of the Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts arts.

Childhood is a special time in the life of every person. Children’s impressions remain with us for life, they are the most vivid and memorable. The values of the childhood world are sincerity, truthfulness of feelings, the ability to vividly see an image, the ease of “entering” imaginary situations, curiosity, openness to the world, and the freshness of its perception. They are so in tune with the world of art.

The children’s interactive exposition "Time to Draw" enables children to discover these values in the world of fine art, to trace the stages of the birth of a painting and to take part in this process, as well as to answer the question - how do they become an artist. The search for answers to all these questions is accompanied by creative tasks, acquaintance with the artist’s virtual workshop and the objects in it. The museum exposition will help to reveal the secrets of creating a masterpiece, to replenish your experience with amazing discoveries. Adults with children can plunge into the world of amazing observations, learn to "read" the picture.

To discover creative and artistic abilities will help not only a semi-comic test, but also board games in the genres of painting, in the art of composition, in mixing colors, in styles and directions in art.

To answer the question - how to become an artist, facts from the creative biography of the national artist of Russia S. N. Prisekin and information about art educational institutions will help. And, once in the virtual exhibition of S. N. Prisekin, we will not only examine the historical paintings of the artist, but also learn about the fate of the paintings.

Each parent wants to see in his child, if not a genius, then a creative person. A visit to the children’s interactive exhibition "Time to Draw" will encourage your child to be creative, broaden his horizons, and provide an opportunity to spend an interesting time with his family and friends.

The exposition will work on an ongoing basis (104 Lenin St., the main building) for individual visitors and for organized groups (by appointment).