Little Cubists: A Journey into the World of Pablo Picasso  at Culture Night

Instituto Cervantes, the official Spanish Centre, is a public institution founded in 1991 to promote Spanish language teaching and knowledge of the cultures of Spanish speaking countries throughout the world.

Instituto Cervantes Dublin

As part of Culture Night, Instituto Cervantes Dublin invites families to enjoy of this creative workshop for children

Spanish Culture Night at the Instituto Cervantes

Get ready for an evening packed with art, music, gastronomy, dance, Spanish language, books and fun, designed for all ages and interests. We've put together a diverse programme so you can find your ideal event.

Pablo Picasso was an artist from a very young age. In this fun workshop, children aged 6 to 12 will discover who Picasso was, how he lived, and why he changed art forever. They'll learn about some of his curious artistic periods, ranging from his use of sad colors to his wildest portraits.What if the eyes aren't where they usually are? What if the nose is sideways? Participants, guided by early childhood teacher and art historian Sara Pascual, will explore the world of Cubism, where everything is seen through geometric shapes and lots of imagination. Through games, cut-outs, colors, and collage, they'll create their own Cubist portraits, inspired by some of Picasso's most famous works.This is ideal for curious kids who want to play, create, and discover a world where art has no rules.

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