Head of project
PhD in Pedagogy, art therapist, certified specialist in emotional intelligence skills training and coaching
Marina
Matskevitch
Projects
A Lesson in a Museum, curator, Moscow Centre for Museum Development
Education for Senses, author of museum learning programs for small children
The Rooks Have Arrived, Day Watch, author of museum games and performances, the State Tretyakov Gallery.
The Images of Tretyakovka. New Look, author of museum educational projects, dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Tretyakov Gallery
The Shishkin Path, Big Artists to Small Children', State Tretyakov Gallery
Education for Senses, author of museum learning programs for small children
The Rooks Have Arrived, Day Watch, author of museum games and performances, the State Tretyakov Gallery.
The Images of Tretyakovka. New Look, author of museum educational projects, dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Tretyakov Gallery
The Shishkin Path, Big Artists to Small Children', State Tretyakov Gallery
Professional expertise
Expert of Museums of the Russian North grant program by the Severstal Corp.
Head of Museum StarTrack project.
Expert in the inter-museum project Family Journey in Moscow and Children's Days in St. Petersburg
Expert of the grant competition of the Vladimir Potanin Foundation.
Marina headed a number of Russian and international seminars on museum pedagogy:
National Museum of Ukraine, Kiev (2002), the Republic of Sakha, Yakutsk (2004), Uzbekistan, Samarkand (2007), Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek (2007). ), Tajikistan, Dushanbe (2007), in Kazakhstan, Ust-Kamenogorsk (2013), in Tula (2015-2017), in Kazan (2015), in Cherepovets (2016-2019), in Moscow (2010-2017).
Author of more than 90 publications on museum learning, 6 books on fine arts and 4 museum guidebooks.
Head of Museum StarTrack project.
Expert in the inter-museum project Family Journey in Moscow and Children's Days in St. Petersburg
Expert of the grant competition of the Vladimir Potanin Foundation.
Marina headed a number of Russian and international seminars on museum pedagogy:
National Museum of Ukraine, Kiev (2002), the Republic of Sakha, Yakutsk (2004), Uzbekistan, Samarkand (2007), Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek (2007). ), Tajikistan, Dushanbe (2007), in Kazakhstan, Ust-Kamenogorsk (2013), in Tula (2015-2017), in Kazan (2015), in Cherepovets (2016-2019), in Moscow (2010-2017).
Author of more than 90 publications on museum learning, 6 books on fine arts and 4 museum guidebooks.
Professional interests
Museum learning, museum pedagogy, art therapy
