for children, teenagers
and families with their own eyes. Program
for children, teenagers
and families
1 Sep 2026 — 31 May 2027
Museum
Every person perceives the world in their own way. Art helps us see how different our views on a single issue can be, and in doing so, it expands the boundaries of how we see the world.
A museum is a space where you can explore, ask questions, come up with your own versions, play, experiment, and share your discoveries. Here, you don’t need to look for the single correct answer: it’s important to look carefully, notice details, hear other points of view, and discover new ways to see the familiar.
Through art, we can better understand ourselves and others, discover unexpected connections, and go beyond the limits of our own experience. Joint exploration, creativity, games, and communication become a way not only to explore art but also to broaden our understanding of the world.
The program includes events for families with children from birth, preschoolers, schoolchildren, teenagers, and educators.
4–6 years old
Working with color, form, and materials, exploring the museum space, and finding one’s own ways to express an idea.
7–11 years old
Experiments with materials, research into architecture and urban development, theatrical and artistic practices, collaborative games and projects.
12–16 years old
Modern culture, photography, artistic practices, meetings with artists, communication, and participation in the life of the museum.
For school groups
Excursions and interactive sessions that introduce art, culture, and history through exploration, discussion, and practical activities.
For the family
Visiting an exhibition, attending a workshop, watching a play, or playing a game as an opportunity to spend time together and gain experience.
Teachers
Meetings, excursions, and practical formats that help to engage with art in new ways, find connections with academic subjects, and come up with their own ways of communicating with schoolchildren.