Exhibition Tour “Western Winds’26/Frequency” for Children and Families with Ignas Kazakevičius

On July 23rd, Thursday, at 4 PM at the Klaipėda Culture Communication Center (KKKC) Exhibition Halls, Didžioji Vandens g. 2, an exhibition tour “Western Winds’26/Frequency” with art historian Ignas Kazakevičius will take place, designed for children aged 8–14 and families. We invite children and their parents on an engaging educational journey through the exhibition “Western Winds 26 / Frequency”. This will not be a typical tour – together we will search for the most mysterious artworks, learn to “read” paintings, recognize colors, shapes, materials and artists’ ideas. Why does one artwork seem silent while another sounds very loud? How can wood, clay or metal tell a story? Why do artists sometimes paint not what they see, but what they feel? During the tour, children will be encouraged to observe, compare, guess and discuss. Through play and conversation, we will get to know contemporary art, discover the most interesting exhibition pieces and realize that in a museum you can not only look, but also wonder, ask and discover. This tour is designed for families who want to experience the joy of art discovery together and see that each artwork holds more than one story. Ignas Kazakevičius has been a member of the Lithuanian Artists’ Union since 2001. Kazakevičius works in the cultural field as a curator and producer of art and cultural events, creative industries projects, and an expert in art processes. He has written more than 300 critical, analytical and review articles on art, culture and other topics. Visitor tickets can be purchased at the Exhibition Halls ticket office before the tour. More information about prices: read here. Please note that participants may appear in photographs and videos of the event published in various media. More information: www.kkkc.lt The post Exhibition Tour “Western Winds’26/Frequency” for Children and Families with Ignas Kazakevičius appeared first on Klaipėda Culture Communication Center.