Education
As an institution on the border between art and non-art, the DOX Centre is interested in the world around it, looking at the problems of our society from different angles. In specific programs and projects for all age groups we develop creativity, empathy and the ability to reflect.
Education for all without discrimination
For school groups
Our educational programmes cater for everyone - from kindergarten pupils to university students. Develop critical thinking and discover new ways to reflect on the contemporary world.
For educators
Educators play a key role in bringing inspiring impulses and themes into everyday school teaching. That's why we hold educator workshops several times a year and offer space for various educational conferences.
For families and children
Inspirational exhibition themes are regularly developed in family art workshops, art clubs and suburban camps. For young children, you will find a children's corner, while older children can be guided through the exhibitions by the interactive Play Gallery.
For the general public
We develop creativity, empathy and critical thinking skills that are suitable for everyone, from preschoolers to adults. Surprise your family or friends with an unusual afternoon or get to know your colleagues in different roles.
Explore DOX from different angles.
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Our education
concept
The DOX Centre's educational concept is based on the very idea of creating an institution on the border between art and non-art - an institution that is interested in the world around it, that tries to comment, reflect and explore it. Its interdisciplinary nature and multi-genre nature allows us to approach the problems of our society and world from different angles. Thematic exhibitions, as the main medium of communication, are an interface that allows for the development of various activities across the spectrum, from specific programmes to long-term projects.
Mediation
All communication and mediation is content. The mediation of an art exhibition and an educational activity are different. Mediation by education is not meant to be privileging but helpful, in the sense of understanding and dealing with change, as a motivation for creativity; finding one's place in the world.
Creativity
The rapid changes of the contemporary world cannot be completely predicted. Creativity is a weapon against fear of the future. Creativity = engagement. This corresponds to the transformation of the role of the spectator into a co-creator of the work. Interactivity, entering the game - physical, mental, spiritual.
Change
Perceptions of what is and is not art are changing. Just as the world, society and its problems are changing. Change makes learning and education absolutely essential - we need to reckon with constant change and have an open 'mental window' for change, to have the capacity to change ourselves.
Reflection
We are not interested in the passive spectator - the spectating consumer, but in the spectator - student. The student is learning, searching, imperfect and still on a journey of discovery and self-discovery. It is not about aestheticization and mythicization, but about process, experience and experience. And reflection.
Education partners of the DOX Centre
Lecturing team
The lecturers at the DOX Centre have a range of expertise that will make the topics of the exhibitions even more accessible to you. We learn to teach each other.
Jiří Raiterman
jiri@dox.cz
Head of Educational and Family Programs, teacher of art and design, member of the platform Do you have an artistic gut?
Lucie Laitlová
lucie@dox.cz
Coordinator of the educational project Go within yourself, lecturer (DOX), social networking (DOXlab)
Monika Huynhová
monika.huynhova@dox.cz
Booking and production of educational programmes (DOX), educator in the field of Art and Culture and Media Education at primary and secondary schools
Barbora Běhounková
lecturer (DOX), graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, head of art courses at the Atelier for Joy
Veronika Čechová
lecturer (DOX), PR and curator (Jindřich Chalupecký Society)
Viktória Černegová
lecturer (DOX)
Tereza Dvořáková
lecturer (DOX), graduate of the AVU School of Architecture, textile designer (vivat life) and visual artist
Tereza Havlovicová
lecturer (DOX, Faculty of Education, Jan Evangelista Purkyně University), curator, custodian of the depository of artist Pavel Brázda
Naďa Hlaváčková
lecturer (DOX)
Jaroslava Hotovcová
lecturer (DOX)
Tereza Hrdlička
lektorka (DOX), teoretička umění, pecturer (DOX), art theorist, translator from Italian, occasional participant in art research
Aneta Jagschová
lecturer (DOX), student (Faculty of Education, Charles University)
Daniela Janíčková
lecturer (DOX)
Kateřina Křivánková
lecturer (DOX)
Dominika Knoblochová
lecturer (DOX)
Eliška Kohoutová
lecturer (DOX)
Kateřina Měchurová
lecturer (DOX)
Václav Pata
lecturer (DOX), member of a collective (Speed Date)
Eliška Slovácká
lecturer (DOX)
Kateřina Sušková
lecturer (DOX), illustrator, drawing teacher (ZUŠ), art education and art history teacher (elementary school)
Lucie Špačková
lecturer (DOX)
Petra Viltová
lecturer (DOX)
Karolína Voleská
lecturer (DOX), performer, dancer, student at the Faculty of Art and Design, UJEP
