The 'Sztuka na warsztacie' series at Royal Łazienki Museum invites adults and youth (14+) to delve into art. Each workshop combines art historical analysis of collection masterpieces with engaging practical creative activities. Discover the context of significant artworks and develop your artistic expression, with no prior experience needed during this program from April to June 2025.
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Sztuka na warsztacie is a series of three workshops for adults and youth (14+) held in April, May, and June 2025. Each session focuses on a specific artwork from the Royal Łazienki Museum's collection, combining art historical analysis with practical creative activities. The workshops are led by art historian Przemysław Głowacki and visual artist Emilia Maryniak.
The 'Sztuka na warsztacie' (Art in the Workshop) series offers a unique opportunity for adults and youth aged 14 and above to engage deeply with the Royal Łazienki Museum's collection. Held on three dates in April, May, and June 2025, each meeting begins with an introduction to a selected artwork, exploring its creation context and artistic significance within the museum's holdings. Participants will engage in discussions about the selected pieces, considering their contemporary relevance, before moving on to a practical creative workshop. These workshops are designed to help attendees discover their own artistic potential, with no prior artistic skills required. The series is co-led by experienced art historian Przemysław Głowacki and visual artist Emilia Maryniak, promising an enriching experience for all art enthusiasts. The individual sessions delve into specific masterpieces: on April 26th, the focus will be on Jean-Étienne Liotard's "Lady in Turkish Dress with a Fan," examining orientalism and cultural exchange, with a pastel workshop. On May 10th, Angelica Kauffmann's "Portrait of Duchess Giuliana Pubblicola Santacroce" will inspire discussions on social roles and self-representation, followed by artistic exercises. The series concludes on June 14th with Philip van Dijk's "The Fiddler and the Lady," exploring genre painting and symbolism from the Dutch Golden Age, leading to a workshop on expressing emotions through contemporary visual means.
Individual sessions cost 30 PLN and tickets can be purchased online. The booking link is provided for acquiring tickets and specific event details.
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