Feast and lack. Food in art.
Desire and value. Taste and reflection. Symbol and tradition. Consumerism. You will hear about all this soon in our lecture on the history of art!
First, they: the most famous artists at the center of a story based on facts and the most fascinating biographies of creators, whose works hang in the most important museums of the world. Stories about heroes from canvases, about people whose bodies have been enchanted in sculptures for centuries, about objects, colors and abstractions that evoke beauty and delight, but also those that upset or provoke sadness.
Secondly: art in the center, but the congress one — the famous Katowice space in the Cultural Zone, which, apart from major events, is still open to residents and activities specially designed for them. We invite you to a series of meetings in which we visit museums and galleries of the world and tell in a human way what the famous paintings, sculptures or sketches hide, and reveal who their creators were.
Teacher: Katarzyna Czapla-Durska
Art historian. Lover of beauty. He travels, visits, watches, tastes. He tells. Without frame. She teaches art history classes for different age groups. It tells about the phenomena that arose from the Paleolithic to the present day. A graduate of art history at the University of Silesia and semiological studies “Symbolics in World Cultures” at the John Paul II Pontifical University in Krakow.
Among other things, she created the project “Stucking” for the seniors of our region. For almost 10 years, it has been realized in cooperation with the Voivodship Pedagogical Library and the Silesian Theater and enjoys great interest, collecting ensembles in the audience. Her lectures on art are also commissioned as additional classes and benefits for corporate employees.
Międzynarodowe Centrum Kongresowe
ART IN THE CENTER | Food in Art
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Feast and lack. Food in art.
Desire and value. Taste and reflection. Symbol and tradition. Consumerism. You will hear about all this soon in our lecture on the history of art!
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