The Cultural Ambassadors Children’s Art Museum was established to introduce our cultural heritage to children and to encourage them to create by fostering a love of art. With its multifaceted structure and content, the museum is the first of its kind in Türkiye.

At the heart of the museum is the Turkish Mythology Hall, which takes children on a journey to the roots of Turkish culture through figures such as Umay Ana, Belen Hatun and the Tree of Life, all reinterpreted by contemporary artists. Each work aims to convey mythological narratives to children through an artistic language.

The Anatolian Civilizations and Traditional Handicrafts Hall is adorned with historical symbols such as the Twin Idol and the Sun Disc, while traditional crafts are presented through contemporary artistic interpretations. This hall reflects Anatolia’s thousands-of-years-old craft and cultural heritage with an aesthetic approach.

The International Children’s Paintings Hall is filled with original works by children from around the world, depicting their own cultures and fairy tales. This space also serves as a conference and workshop hall, offering children both exhibition and hands-on experience.

Another striking feature of the museum is its use of artificial intelligence to transform the children’s drawings collection into animations, adding a digital dimension to their art.

The museum is not limited to indoor spaces; outdoors, it features an amphitheatre designed in child-friendly dimensions, hosting children’s concerts, theatre plays and film screenings. The playground in the museum garden further supports learning through play.

Through workshops and events organized on special days, the Cultural Ambassadors Children’s Art Museum offers children the opportunity to carry the traces of culture, develop their artistic expression skills and think creatively. This museum does not merely aim to bring children together with art; it seeks to raise them as the creative individuals and cultural bearers of the future.