Traditionally, the Junior+ project exhibition opens at the beginning of October, which has reached its 18th edition, and was opened on Monday evening at the City Library and Reading Room by Igor Fabris from the Art Studio, where these workshops were held with the participation of entire families. The point was for parents and children to create, create and socialize together, and this resulted in creative and diverse works.
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Traditionally, the Junior+ project exhibition opens at the beginning of October, which has reached its 18th edition, and was opened on Monday evening at the City Library and Reading Room by Igor Fabris from the Art Studio, where these workshops were held with the participation of entire families. The point was for parents and children to create, create and socialize together, and this resulted in creative and diverse works.