(UN)FAMILIAR EVERYDAYS | Workshop for children
22 Fevevereiro 2025 10h30
(UN)FAMILIAR EVERYDAYS | Workshop for children
Educator Artist: Ana Salomé Paiva
Ages: 6 to 11 years old
Date: February 22, 2024
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Rua de São Bento 432, 1250-221 Lisbon
Price: Free admission with registration
For more information and registration: info@zaratan.pt
Ages: 6 to 11 years old
Date: February 22, 2024
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Rua de São Bento 432, 1250-221 Lisbon
Price: Free admission with registration
For more information and registration: info@zaratan.pt
Through the lens of the "Mên and Men" exhibition and an exploration of the Zaratan gallery space, we invite young audiences to participate in a workshop about gender roles, led by artist Ana Salomé Paiva, where the works of Azerbaijani artist Qafar Rzayev will serve as a starting point for a journey of reflection and creative expression about identity.
Inspired by group discussions and the works on display, children will be invited to create drawings and paintings that represent their ideas about how gender roles can be reinvented.
The workshop will begin with a roundtable discussion about the children's family dynamics, addressing topics such as the division of household chores, professions traditionally associated with men and women, and expectations of behavior for boys and girls.
Based on this exchange of experiences, we will explore how the roles of father and mother can be reflected upon and rethought, inviting children to create drawings and paintings that represent their ideas on these themes.
Inspired by group discussions and the works on display, children will be invited to create drawings and paintings that represent their ideas about how gender roles can be reinvented.
The workshop will begin with a roundtable discussion about the children's family dynamics, addressing topics such as the division of household chores, professions traditionally associated with men and women, and expectations of behavior for boys and girls.
Based on this exchange of experiences, we will explore how the roles of father and mother can be reflected upon and rethought, inviting children to create drawings and paintings that represent their ideas on these themes.
Biography:
ANA SALOMÉ PAIVA is a visual artist. She is a resident at the Goela Association. She is interested in poetry and drawing and their various manifestations and relationships with her body as a medium and as a political body.
Her work over the past few years has focused on a poetic research on the woman's body, in the form of notebooks, fanzines, self-edited books and engravings. The artist's latest self-edited books are related to erotic poetry and motherhood.
She has been exhibiting since 2008 in alternative and independent spaces.
She is involved in artistic pedagogical projects in various locations in the city of Lisbon.
She was a guest artist for the Descola project - Nomad School at Eb2/3 Alta do Lumiar with a visual arts activity "My Imaginary Neighborhood" in a classroom context.
She taught Visual Arts in a classroom context at Eb1 St. Maria Maior and in Bairro Bensaúde, within the scope of the projects: “Bensaúde Goes to School”, “Bensaúde is Life”, “Neighborhoods That Count”, supported by the Bip-Zip Program, Priority Intervention Neighborhoods.
She is the author of the plastic arts workshop project “Inconstant Drawings” where she develops projects for children, young people and seniors in various spaces: Goela Association, Penha de França and Marvila libraries, Sines Arts Center. She is a trainer of engraving sessions: alternative processes.
ANA SALOMÉ PAIVA is a visual artist. She is a resident at the Goela Association. She is interested in poetry and drawing and their various manifestations and relationships with her body as a medium and as a political body.
Her work over the past few years has focused on a poetic research on the woman's body, in the form of notebooks, fanzines, self-edited books and engravings. The artist's latest self-edited books are related to erotic poetry and motherhood.
She has been exhibiting since 2008 in alternative and independent spaces.
She is involved in artistic pedagogical projects in various locations in the city of Lisbon.
She was a guest artist for the Descola project - Nomad School at Eb2/3 Alta do Lumiar with a visual arts activity "My Imaginary Neighborhood" in a classroom context.
She taught Visual Arts in a classroom context at Eb1 St. Maria Maior and in Bairro Bensaúde, within the scope of the projects: “Bensaúde Goes to School”, “Bensaúde is Life”, “Neighborhoods That Count”, supported by the Bip-Zip Program, Priority Intervention Neighborhoods.
She is the author of the plastic arts workshop project “Inconstant Drawings” where she develops projects for children, young people and seniors in various spaces: Goela Association, Penha de França and Marvila libraries, Sines Arts Center. She is a trainer of engraving sessions: alternative processes.
Support: República Portuguesa – Cultura / Direcção-Geral das Artes