MINA – Museum of Immersive New Art invites children and their families to a spectacular foray into the world of animals in the history of art, through the temporary exhibition “Animals in the World of Art”, created especially for Children’s Day.
This educational and interactive experience brings to the fore fantastic characters, imaginary creatures and symbolic animals from the works of famous artists, in a captivating format accessible to all ages. During guided tours supported by a children’s art educator, the little ones will discover fascinating stories hidden in works by Henri Rousseau, Paul Klee or Albrecht Dürer.
From mysterious unicorns and fantastic tigers, to enigmatic cats, playful teddy bears and exotic zebras, each work becomes a gateway to imagination, curiosity and play. The exhibition transforms the encounter with art into a visual and educational adventure, in which children are encouraged to observe, ask questions and discover the emotions and symbols hidden in the universe of animals represented by the world's great artists.
Through animations, stories and interactive dialogue, “Animals in the World of Art” becomes a memorable experience, where imagination and creativity come to life in a space dedicated to exploration and discovery.
