World Art Day: Why We Celebrate the Creativity That Shapes Our World

Art is more than just technique and expression, it's a way to understand ourselves, communicate, and build culture. Every April 15, we celebrate its transformative power.

Why April 15?

World Art Day, celebrated on April 15, honors Leonardo da Vinci's birth and raises awareness of art's value. Da Vinci, a multitalented artist and inventor, symbolizes creative interdisciplinarity.

Art as a bridge between cultures and generations

Art doesn’t just live inside museums. It's in every visual expression, every designed object, every line that tells a story. Above all, art connects us, to people, ideas, emotions, and different ways of seeing the world.

From ancient cave paintings to the most cutting-edge digital installations, art has always played a key role in documenting history, questioning the present, and imagining new futures.

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