Schools in the gallery
Are you an educator looking to enhance your teaching with a visit to the gallery? Or do you want to educate yourself and find out how your colleagues think here or abroad? Or are you a student and want to offer your educator a program in the gallery instead of in the classroom?
Below you will find the types of programs we have prepared for you. We offer programs and admission for schools free of charge thanks to the support of the bpd partners Foundation.
For workshops, we prefer Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9 AM to 11 AM, and for guided tours, any day from 11 AM to 6 PM. Please note that Tuesdays the gallery is closed. When planning, please allow at least two weeks' notice.
If you have special requests, just contact learning@kunsthallepraha.org and we can tailor a program for you.
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Physics in the Gallery
Under the wings of the first exhibition project "Kinetismus: 100 Years of Electricity in Art," we focused on a project that connected two seemingly incompatible educational subjects: physics and art education.
The exhibition encouraged the exploration and understanding of the connections between scientific knowledge in the fields of kinetics, optics, and magnetism, and the development of art in the second half of the 20th century. We created a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue to engage students and teachers who do not always have the opportunity to connect these subjects. By integrating these fields, they can seek a more comprehensive view of selected topics such as artificial intelligence, interactivity, computer art, and more.
We collaborated with two Prague high schools - Jan Neruda Grammar School and Archbishop Grammar School. Students and teachers, along with Kunsthalle lecturers, first explored the exhibition from the perspective of art development and through the lens of scientific discoveries in physics. They were then encouraged to engage in their own creative work. They consulted their ideas with physics and art teachers and created their own light-kinetic works in the form of objects, films, photographs, or computer applications. In the end, students from both grammar schools met at Kunsthalle to present, discuss, and evaluate their work together.
We thank all the participating students for their excellent realizations and dedication, as well as for their stimulating collaboration with the teachers, especially Simona Svatošová and Jindřich Koubek (Jan Neruda Grammar School), Martina Peterková, and Marcela Grecová (Archbishop Grammar School).
Guided Tours & Workshops for Students
Debate League
Project Goal: Cultivating debate on art in our society, creating a platform for students to gain experience in debating and explore various topics related to art.
Debating as an organised exchange of ideas among students develops: critical thinking, argumentation skills, media literacy, and presentation abilities.
This project is held in collaboration with the non-profit association Association of Debate Clubs, which is part of an international debate programme and has long-standing experience in organising debates and training those interested in debating.
How does it work?
First meeting: Training in debating rules, introduction to debate topics, and study materials for self-study or in school.
Teachers can actively engage in preparation, or they can use the instructional department at Kunsthalle Praha for individual consultations with students.
Final debate: Two teams of three will attempt to defend or refute the validity of a given statement. At the end, an instructor from the Association of Debate Clubs will provide feedback, and together with an invited art expert, they will continue the discussion.
Debating is not conceived as a competitive format but as a platform for open discussion, questions, and feedback.
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