So!Art Association: Dali exhibition at the Pompidou Centre in Paris / Выставка Сальвадора Дали в Париже в Центре Помпиду.

понедельник, 25 февраля 2013 г.

Dali exhibition at the Pompidou Centre in Paris / Выставка Сальвадора Дали в Париже в Центре Помпиду.

Dali, du 21 novembre 2012 au 25 mars 2013 par centrepompidou

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So!Art is an European association for professionals and amateurs , offering educational programmes, training courses, consulting services, workshops and conferences in the spheres of communication, social affairs, culture and intercultural exchange. One of So!Art’s prerogatives is to create socio-cultural projects and promote the exchange of best practice between citizens of the EU countries and non-Member States. The project “Artisans of hope” is aimed at bringing together cross-border experience and socialization, teaching skills relating to independence and physical stimulation for children with neurological and physical disorders. The experience of different countries demonstrates that at present there exist plenty of techniques and programmes to help rehabilitate children’s lost functions owing to neurological disorders.Organizing intensive courses and programmes with international experts is the main aim of the project, initiated by the European socio-cultural association So!Art. Recently, we organised a conference with leading specialists from Hungary, France and Belgium in Perm (Russia) devoted to the principles and methodology of using a conductive pedagogical approach as an efficient way to assist the physical rehabilitation of children with neurological disorders. In addition, consultations with a specialist-conductor (Institute Peto, Hungary) were held at the Perm Rehabilitation Centre.From September 2015 we organiseregular sessions and courses for children with motor disorders according to different international techniques: Conductive education (Hungary),Medek CME Exercices (Chili),LFC therapeutic exercises (Montenegro),Speech therapy and Logorhytmic (Russia), Art and Music therapy (Eastern European Countries) etc.