Welcome To The Art And Music Zone

Zone Location: Floor 1+

Exposure to the world of art, meeting different mediums of art and experimentation in painting, crafts and music.

The purpose of art and music exhibition is exposing the basic themes of the music and the world of art through experimentation and learning. Interim goals of the exhibition are: speech and self-expression as the basis of good communication, music and art as vehicles used for self-expression, development of aesthetic sense, exposure to basic concepts in the history of painting, musical instruments and experience different styles of art.

Skills

practice fine motor skill

Shape matching to background

Practice motor skills

Sorting and classification

Distinguishing between colors, materials and shapes

Details and Incorporating

Capacity building practice

Creative thinking

Analysis of feelings and emotions

Codification

Detection and independent investigation

Encouraging feedback and performance

Expression and self-expression

Eye-hand coordination

General knowledge and verbal teen

Learning basic concepts

Facilities in Art And Music Zone

Famous Artists and Me

When we say the "art movement" we mean that the artist did not work alone, rather was a part of a movement or a group that shared certain ideas. An art movement can be characterized by a similar painting styles, similar ideas or themes that recur. All art movements were developed by the art movement that came before and brought innovations related to the world ...

Musical Wall

The wall enables the introduction to basic musical elements: specific notes, sound indicators at different heights, octave intervals between eight notes (for example, from musical notes Do to Do); optimal pace at regular intervals or variables; Tone is a constant interval between the notes.

Light Wall

Sometimes we think that the light around us colorless, but when the beam is broken, a rainbow unfolds before us. Also, different materials that transmit light in a different way: glass and Perspex are translucent materials that transmit light, but wood, stone and metal do not. The Light Wall investigates how light is transmitted through the various items, while encouraging free play.

Wall Portraits

Portrait: Representations of people, especially the representation of the face. Before the age of cameras, portraits were painted or sculpted and were a common way to record people. A self-portrait was used by the greatest artists to reflect feelings and emotions. Wall portraits presents a number of famous portraits from different art movements.