Do you wish you could just spend time in a museum unbothered, in no rush – just drawing, taking in paintings and talking about art? You can! Sketch with us in the permanent galleries of the National Museum in Warsaw, surrounded by masterpieces which have continued to inspire artists for centuries.
During each meeting we will focus on a different theme and set of artworks. Together, we will take a look at composition, form, lighting, and the emotions hidden in the paintings and sculptures. You don't need to be able to draw – all you need is some curiosity and creativity! Above all, this is an opportunity to discover artworks at a leisurely pace, learn more about their history, focussing not only on the final product but also on the creative process – mindfully exploring and enjoying each piece and the focus and pleasure that went into their creation.
Practical Information:
Rules for Participation:
Date: Saturdays at 2.00pm
Duration: approx. 120 min, you can join in at any time!
For whom: children, youth, adults, seniors
Meeting place: NMW Main Building, Permanent Galleries
Event accessibility: no architectural barriers, induction loop
Tickets: participation is included in the museum admission fee, no reservations necessary, limited number of participants
Event Dates:
7th March HUMAN FIGURE: the beauty of ancient body / Gallery of Ancient Art
14th March HUMAN FIGURE: idealised vs. realistic / Gallery of Old Masters
21st March HUMAN FIGURE: the hand and other details / Gallery of the 19th Century Art
28th March HUMAN FIGURE: how to depict emotions in a portrait? / Gallery of the 19th Century Art
11th April
DRAWING TECHNIQUES: Chiaroscuro / Gallery of Old Masters
18th April
DRAWING TECHNIQUES: Line / Gallery of Old Masters
25th April
DRAWING TECHNIQUES: Colour / Gallery of the 19th Century Art
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