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University of Graz News Kreativer Klimaschutz: Noch freie Plätze bei Ferienworkshops der KinderKunstHochschule Steiermark

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Thursday, 29 June 2023

Kreativer Klimaschutz: Noch freie Plätze bei Ferienworkshops der KinderKunstHochschule Steiermark

Mädchen hält gebastelte Erdkugel in der Hand vor gemaltem roten Hintergrund mit aufgemalter Sonne. ©Copyright: Herby Meseritsch / www.paparazzi.tv A-6020 Innsbruck

Die Erde, das Ökosystem und das Zusammenleben auf kreative Weise lernen Kinder und Jugendliche bei Sommerworkshops der KinderKunstHochschule. Foto: Adobe Stock/Herby Meseritsch

Sich künstlerisch entfalten und dabei mehr Verständnis für die Umwelt und die Mitmenschen entwickeln ermöglicht die KinderKunstHochschule Steiermark. Für Kurzentschlossene gibt es noch freie Plätze bei wöchentlichen Workshops in den Sommerferien.

Die Zukunft mitgestalten im buchstäblichen Sinne können 6- bis 18-Jährige bei wochenweisen Ferienworkshops der KinderKunstHochschule Steiermark. Im Juli und September gibt es sowohl für Volksschüler:innen als auch für Jugendliche noch freie Plätze in Graz, Frohnleiten, Halbenrain, Leibnitz, Ilz und Weiz. Das Angebot ist äußerst vielfältig und reicht von Storytelling und Theater über diverse Mal- und Drucktechniken bis hin zu Bodypainting und Street Art. Die Themenbereiche umfassen Natur und Artenschutz ebenso wie den Umgang mit Emotionen. Details und Anmeldemöglichkeiten finden sich unter www.kinder.kunsthochschule.at/sommer-workshops

 

Die KinderKunstHochschule ist eine Kooperation der Grazer Universitäten mit den Pädagogischen Hochschulen. Sie ermutigt Kinder und Jugendliche, ihr kreatives Potenzial zu entfalten, und schärft gleichzeitig das Bewusstsein für Diversität, Nachhaltigkeit und Inklusion.

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