workshop - "A dog tells a story"
Join us in celebrating World Animal Day with creativity, love and solidarity!
for children 5+
On the occasion of World Animal Day (October 4), FOUGARO ARTCENTER has prepared a unique creative workshop for children aged 5 or older. The kids will follow the story of a dog in search of love and kindness, and will see life through the animal's eyes! They will be taught the importance of extending care and love to the animals and discover the value of friendship between humans and animals.
Starting from this story, the children will create their own works of art with the use of simple materials and mixed media as an expression of their inspiration and their love for animals.
Instead of a ticket, we'll be collecting packages of dry dog food on behalf of the "Adespotoi" animal care society of Nafplio, in support of animals in need.
Advance booking required!
Dimitra Zisimatou
Born in 1989 in Athens, her love of children and the theatre led her to study at the Theatre Studies Dept of the University of Peloponnese. She works with Fougaro since 2022, designing and implementing emotion workshops, theatrical and sensory play.
Yanna Karayanni
Born in Athens, she is a graduate of Pierce College and the Athens School of Fine Arts, with parallel studies at the School of Fine Arts of Rome (painting, anatomy, history of art & culture) and the Vakalo School in Athens. Her studies also include numerous seminars on technology and image, the arts, photography and environmental art in the USA, specifically at Harvard and the MIT. She has taught, mainly in secondary education in Greece, America and Germany, the subjects of Art History, Painting, Technical Drawing, Image creation for digital programmes. Her personal work includes painting, digital art, stage props made using new media. She has participated in exhibitions in Greece and abroad and was head of art exhibitions for the Art Gallery of the Cultural Organisation of the City of Athens. An avid animal lover, she is active in defending animal rights, individually or through institutions, and is unique at turning ‘refuse’ into small works of art!