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A calendar of creative and educational activities for children and parents at the LNMM throughout March.

The article discusses a project by the Latvian National Museum of Art, focusing on educational activities centered around the works of artist Vilhelms Purvītis and various aspects of the museum.

The Akureyri School of Art is adjusting its teaching methods to address severe space limitations.

Mexican jeweler Jorge Manilla visits Córdoba, Argentina, for a series of workshops and lectures on jewelry making and artistic expression.

French culinary master Daniel Boulud teaches the art of salting food like a true Frenchman.

Ieva Putniņa discusses her artistic journey and influences in a recent interview, highlighting her love for nature and the environment.

The Humanid'artes project will be held in public schools in Petrolina, Brazil, focusing on the promotion of human rights and citizenship among students.

A public school art teacher in Santa Cruz, Brazil, has been suspended following allegations of sexual grooming towards female students.

Parents are protesting against the reorganization of music and art schools in Limbažu district, which they believe will negatively impact the quality of education.

The Greek theater community mourns the loss of famed director and educator Kostas Dalianis, known for his commitment to political theater and education.

The 'Two Minarets' mosque in Qatar's Education City symbolizes both worship and knowledge, featuring a modern architectural design infused with Islamic art.

Experts are noting a significant shift in the artistic supplies market in Lithuania, as a broader audience beyond professional artists is engaging in creative expressions, including those seeking emotional well-being.

Children and teenagers aged 7 to 14 can enroll for scholarships in the free theater course 'Brincaturas & Teatrices 2026' offered by Casa de Ensaio in Campo Grande.

Elisabeth Hjorth discusses whether society still needs charismatic leaders like Lars Strannegård, highlighting the importance of art and folk education.

A homeless man in Ecuador, deeply engrossed in reading and drawing, reflects a paradox of education and suffering.

Jarcovjáková reflects on her experiences of feeling rejected during her schooling due to her creative expression.

The article discusses the need for advocacy and education to challenge the notion that art is a luxury rather than a necessity for many people.

A program by the National Autonomous University of Mexico aims to immerse students and teachers in contemporary art through a traveling initiative called AVE.

Five professional music and art schools in Limbažu district are set to be reorganized into a single educational institution, the Limbažu district Music and Art School.

A teacher at the Ateneum Art Museum in Finland faced confusion over rules regarding student interactions in the exhibition halls, highlighting a communication gap about museum policies.

The Salacgrīva Music and Art Schools are facing the elimination of their director positions, raising concerns among parents about the impact on students' education and extracurricular activities.

Estonia's 2026 human development report highlights increasing educational inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health issues among youth.

The latest Estonian human development report highlights significant issues in education, such as inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health problems among youth.

On February 17, two large snow sculptures created by students from the Pallas sculpture department will be unveiled at the Annelinna library in Tartu, Estonia.

The AB12 Cabinet in Riga is a new sound art laboratory that combines immersive audio-visual experiences with alternative educational opportunities.

The art foundation T.A.F. presents The Echo Room, the first festival dedicated to raising awareness and supporting victims of sexual abuse.

98-year-old textile artist and Estonian applied arts classic Mall Tomberg has passed away.

Mall Tomberg, a prominent figure in Estonian textile art, has died, leaving a lasting impact on public spaces and multiple generations of students.

Professor Kim Yong-seon is set to hold his 31st solo exhibition titled 'Colorful Library' from February 19 to 27 at the Kukje Gallery in Seoul, as he approaches his retirement.

The final Eduard Wiiralti scholarships, funded by royalties, were awarded to three bachelor's degree and one master's degree students following a ceremony, marking the end of a funding era as Wiiralti's copyright becomes public.

The Higher Art School Pallas in Estonia has been accredited for the next seven years by the Estonian Quality Evaluation Agency for Education (HAKA).

Mogi das Cruzes is offering over 500 spots in various cultural workshops, with registrations open until February 16.

The Estonian Education Quality Agency (HAKA) has decided to accredit Higher Art School Pallas for the next seven years.

The investigative music journalism program 'Pähklipureja' explores Venezuela's El Sistema music education program, which serves millions of children, highlighting its ties to art, politics, and oil.

The Albertina Modern in Vienna is showcasing a retrospective of performance artist Marina Abramović, raising questions about cultural stereotypes in its presentation of her work.

A 14-year-old student in southern France stabbed an art teacher multiple times, critically injuring her amid personal tensions, leading to the student's arrest on attempted murder charges.

An art teacher is in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times by a 14-year-old student during class at a high school in Sanary-sur-Mer, southern France.

A 14-year-old student in southern France stabbed his art teacher multiple times, critically injuring the 60-year-old, and was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder with no apparent religious or political motives.

A cooperage in La Rioja teaches twelve French students the art of barrel-making, carrying on a family tradition dating back to 1870.

Eneli Kindsiko discusses the need to teach the art of being human from a young age, emphasizing its importance for security and societal well-being, in a recent interview.

Izidor Kršnjavi was a pivotal cultural and educational reformer in Croatia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, renowned for his ambitious vision of Croatia as a hub of education and art.

The Cycladic Identity Initiative at the Museum of Cycladic Art has announced the fourth phase of its funding programs, with applications accepted until February 20, 2026.

The International Artist's Birthday is celebrated worldwide on January 17, with Croatia joining for the fourth time, featuring hundreds of students presenting a rich program to showcase the values of higher artistic education.

An elderly woman, who had never used a computer mouse before, learns digital drawing, expressing pride in her artwork titled "The Flight of the Ant".

Guðmundur Oddur Magnússon, known as Goddur, a significant figure in Icelandic art education and criticism, has died at the age of 70.

Art students from various Croatian cities celebrate the International Birthday of Art on January 17th, contributing to a global celebration of creativity and artistic education.

Puppeteers Mudráková and Trecha explore how linguistic diversity enriches puppet characters, focusing on English and Lithuanian.

The Community of Madrid has completed the comprehensive restoration of the mural paintings that cover the vault of the small temple of IES San Isidro.

An exhibition at the State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich explores aspects of childhood in Ancient Egypt, including nutrition, clothing, education, illness, religion, and death.

A group of twelve teenagers collaborated to create an engaging and visually unique publication about Troja Castle, aimed at making the historical site appealing to youth.