Kids' Guernica at Peace Event in Nagasaki

August 6-9, 2011
Kids' Guernica peace murals were exhibited at Peace Event in Nagasaki. The second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagaski on August 6, 1945.

Kids' Guernica in Katano City, Osaka, Japan

July, 2011
A Kids' Guernica peace painting was created in Katano City, Osaka, Japan.
Participating children thought on peace very seriously. They expressed their feeling of peace: Our globe has many countries as well as Japan. Various living things and plants are coexisting on the globe, which is connecting to the moon and the universe. Even though their languages are different, they can communicate each other through music, which is a common language. We really feel happy, when play together with our friends or do whatever we like. This is a peaceful moment. We wish for such a lasting peace which gives us a warm and joyful feeling.
All the participating children completed this peace mural with a single purpose. Symbol characters of Katono-city are painted on a rocket and a keybpard of a piano.

A New Kids' Guernica in Korea

July, 2011
A new peace mural was completed by about 30 elementary kids and 20 middle school students at Gyeongin National University of Education in Korea.

Another Peace Painting in Mexico

July 2011,
A group of elementary 6th grade students of created a peace painting in Cancun, Q. Roo, Mexico although the size was not exactly the same as Picasso’s Guernica, The workshop was organized by Elizabeth Navarrete, an English teacher from Colegio Hispano Americano La Luna.

The First Kids' Guernica in Mexico

June, 2011 A beautiful peace painting was completed at Colegio Real de Querenda, Tequisquiapan Queretaro in Mexico. The workshop was coordinated by Naomi Suss.

The First Kids' Guernica in Poland

June, 2011
Kids’ Guernica workshop in Wrocław was organized by the institution of culture Wrocław 2016 between 16th of May and 17th of June. The final took place on 17th of June during the Kids’ Peace March.
Before children created the painting they had 6 special workshops in Mariusz Mikołajek’s studio. The artist and his friend Witold Liszkowski (also an independent artist) were talking with children about peace and war, Guernica’s history, the history of our city and of course about different painting techniques. After that children started their work.
Kids’ Guernica in Wrocław was created by 17 children (age 4-15 years) with little help of 11 disabled kids from the foundation ART-BRUT. It’s a kids interpretation of original Pablo Picasso’s “Guernica”.

Kids' Guernica Exhibition at Tokyo Gakugei University

June 04-05 , 2001

Four Kids' Guernica peace painting from Sendai, Nagasaki, Gorgea and Polad were exibited during Holisti Education Conference at Tokyo Gakugei University in Japan.