Students from the first to the fourth grade visited the Museum of Applied Art and enjoyed the artistic works of their peers.

As part of the curriculum, students from the first to the fourth grade had an inspiring visit to the Museum of Applied Art, where they had the opportunity to see and admire artistic works created by the hands of their fellow students.

The central theme of the exhibition was titled “Fear and Brave Heart”. Young artists expressed their inner fears and moments of bravery through various techniques such as painting, sculpting and drawing. After exploring all the exhibits and engaging in discussions with the museum curator, the students participated in a drawing workshop, where they showed their inspiration through their own artistic works that they created covering the same theme.

We are particularly proud of the work titled “Feelings”, which was exhibited at the prestigious Children’s October Salon. The author of this exceptional piece is our student Boris Radibratović from class III-3.

Through such activities, we continue to support and nurture the creativity of our students, believing in their unlimited potential!