School programmes

Education through art

Provide your class with a creative experience in the company of works of art at one of the GMB’s educational programmes. Our programmes promote the development of visual literacy, critical thinking, sensitivity to diversity, and the expression of ideas and opinions while remaining open-minded and respectful of each other. We produce educational programmes based on content standards, creating cross-curricular links between topics in the field of art and culture and other disciplines to enable art to become a natural part of young people's lives.

School programmes pricing structure

For 2024, school programmes are provided free of charge thanks to support from the Fund for the Promotion of the Arts

School visits that will not participate in the learning programme

  • €0 – Educators supervising a group
  • €0 – Pupils and students under 18 years of age
  • €2 – University students not majoring in art

Make a school group reservation

Booking is not required for schools not participating in the learning programme, but you are kindly requested to inform us via email at [email protected] if you are visiting with a group of more than 30 people. Owing to capacity constraints, we cannot always guarantee entry to exhibition spaces for unannounced arrivals.

Contact

Mgr. Judita Šályová
Gallery Educator
[email protected]
+421 904 513 716

School programs spring 2024

Duration: 90 minutes
School programs take place from Wednesday to Friday. The earliest starting time is 9.30 a.m., the latest 2:30 p.m. We adapt each program to the age and character of the registered pupils.

Educational programmes

Related to the Celtic Mint exhibition

Why is there today a gallery in the old palace, and how does it connect the past with the present? On the staircase, in the basement, and in the studio, we will together focus on temporal intersections.
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Educational programmes

Related to the exhibition of Gothic art

The oldest works of art hold various secrets. Both the creation of works and the function of art have evolved over time. At each of the programmes, we will together explore the use of colour, visual language, and stylisation in art.
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