The 'Let’s talk about art' series invites participants aged 15 and above with intermediate English skills to explore the Royal Łazienki Museum's collections. These engaging online workshops provide a platform to discuss significant artworks and architectural landmarks. Led by an experienced teacher, sessions focus on improving conversational fluency and expanding art-specific vocabulary.
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This online workshop series, conducted in English, is designed for youth aged 15 and above, as well as adults with intermediate English proficiency. Participants will discuss artworks from the Royal Łazienki Museum's collection in a friendly, informal setting, aiming to improve language skills and art vocabulary.
The "Let’s talk about art" workshop series offers a unique opportunity for individuals aged 15 and older to enhance their English language skills while engaging with art history. These online sessions are tailored for intermediate (B2) English speakers, focusing on improving conversational fluency, pronunciation, and art-specific vocabulary. Over four meetings, participants will delve into key architectural landmarks of the Royal Łazienki Park and the artworks they house. Each session is designed to encourage active participation, providing a platform for discussion and learning in a welcoming environment. The series covers specific themes for each date: "The White Pavilion and plant ornaments" on February 23rd, "The Old Orangery and royal sculptures" on March 2nd, "The Myślewicki Palace and Italian landscapes" on March 9th, and "The Palace on the Isle and Dutch tiles" on March 16th. All workshops will take place virtually, with a link provided upon registration and payment. The sessions are led by Sylwia Kalwoda, an experienced English teacher and sworn translator, ensuring a high standard of language instruction and engaging content related to the museum's significant collection.
Admission is 10 PLN for a single session or 35 PLN for a four-session pass, available for purchase through the e-wejściówki platform. Participants must register and pay for the workshop via this platform, and a link to the virtual space will be sent to the provided email address.
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