The event sold out in just a few days after registrations opened and the feedback from the 150-plus participants was positive and enthusiastic.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt was a very interesting and rich educational opportunity\u201d<\/em> \u201cMy warmest congratulations on the conference and the discussions that took place\u201d<\/em> \u201cInteresting days! Thank you for the valuable contribution that the conference was able to make for the participants\u201d<\/em> There was great interest in the topics addressed by the panel of international speakers and prestige amongst pedagogical reflections and case stories (with presentations on the methodologies and activities of museums, both Italian and foreign), on the various aspects of the theme \u201cChildren and Art\u201d, starting from the fundamental one of growth through the observation of beauty. Four of the speakers – Veronica Ceruti<\/strong> from MAMbO in Bologna, Charles Kim<\/strong>, the former associate editor of MoMA in New York, Elena Minarelli<\/strong> from the Guggenheim in Venice and Isabelle Martinez<\/strong> from MAM in Paris – work in educative museums, a field that has been established for some time by most museums. Others rather, namely Marco Dallari<\/strong> and Paola Ciarci\u00e0<\/strong>, hail from a particular sector of publishing for children, producing books and publications for children on the theme of art, creating an educational bridge of great importance. Yet others, in this case art historians such as Irene Baldriga<\/strong> and Marta Sironi<\/strong>, spoke about the transmission of artistic vocabulary and its educational value.<\/p>\n\n\t\t
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