At the Lazzaretto in Cagliari, doors are open to discover the Academy of Art.
Tomorrow from 9am to 6.30pm it will be possible to learn more about the courses on offer, including short courses dedicated to under 14s.Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
Write a story or a tale, create an illustration, a comic, a painting, or a sculpture or an engraving. Immerse yourself in art in all its forms. rma, for work, passion or just for fun, to cultivate the beauty that is inside each of us.
This is what happens every day in the classrooms and spaces of the Lazzaretto Art Academy in Cagliari. It's what the more than 200 students experience as they participate in 50 courses covering writing, painting, comics, and illustration.
On Sunday, June 7th, from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm, it will be possible to discover what happens inside and learn more about the courses offered, including short ones and those dedicated to those under 14. The Academy has organized an open day, as it does every year , a day to tell and tell, to illustrate and describe, to show and showcase all the facets and potential of art.
Founded in 2018, it continues to grow and invest in the future and new authors, thanks also to its publishing house, Camena Edizioni. This is demonstrated by publications such as "Daemonium, racconti d'ombra," the second anthology of stories created by Academy members, which, like "Sanatorium. Villa Clara," is selling like hotcakes in bookstores and online stores. Or "L'estate delle comete azzurre," the illustrated novel written by Piergiorgio Pulixi and enhanced by watercolors by Daniele Serra, which has already sold thousands of copies.
Then there were social projects such as "Steampunk and Inclusivity," in which 13 Academy students created drawings and customized numerous prosthetics for the disabled. The publication of the illustrated book "Tea's Journey to the Bottom of the Sea" combined art and science, allowing even the youngest children to discuss pollution and waste. The book's author, researchers from the CNR-CRES Sinis Regional Research Center, the Academy of Art, and the head of the Regional Network for the Recovery of Fauna in Protected Marine Areas, gathered around a table.
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