Space for schools, after-school clubs and teachers
Information and bookings
Mgr. Iveta Horáková
+420 727 952 712
iveta.horakova@plato-ostrava.cz
PLATO programmes for schools and teachers encourage young people and teachers to better understand themselves and others through contemporary art. We experiment, play, and look for connections between everyday life and current social issues. The programmes are related to school art lessons, basics of social sciences, and history. They are held in the gallery or at your school.
Kindergartens
In the gallery
At school
Elementary Schools
In the gallery
- In the gallery:Light in the Dark“With experiment against decline”. We have prepared for you a survival game. The only piece of information we can reveal is this: if we collaborate, we will survive.
- In the gallery:To the Table!About food, dining and rituals in art and life. Become part of a happening. Come to the gallery to share your time and joy.
At school
High Schools
In the gallery
- In the gallery:A Proper MouthfulAbout food, feasts and rituals in contemporary art. Educational programme in the gallery café. Feeding as a means of social interaction.
- In the gallery:Father FuraImagine that you can’t see the disastrous conditions around you, you can only sense them, together with decay and destruction. How will you respond? Will you choose fight, apathy or team spirit? A different approach to ecology in the garden of the future.
For teachers
In the gallery
- In the gallery:Summer Academy of Contemporary Art for Teachers 2021 NewA two-day educational programme for kindergarden, primary and secondary school teachers and students on searching traces of romanticism in art of 21st century, especially in the field of visual art and literature.
- In the gallery:Summer Academy of Contemporary Art for Teachers 2020A two-day educational programme for kindergarden, primary and secondary school teachers and students on the phenomenon of memory and related issues of archiving, history, collective memory and its transformation, especially through the eyes of contemporary visual art.
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