It seems like almost yesterday, when we started the Elephant Minds Foundation, with the aim of supporting those who have limited or no access to education, but we have actually been running since 2013! Five wonderful years where the support of our students, friends, members, and many supporters has allowed us to get involved with some incredible projects around the world. We have been especially busy over the past two years, with particular focus on our work in Argentina, India and Tanzania.
¿Es el museo un lugar de aprendizaje? By Patricia C Prada Jimenez
El Museo y la Educación
El nuevo rol docente del Museo de nuestros tiempos
Los museos, desde su origen, fueron considerados lugares elitistas de colección, almacén y exposición de objetos valiosos, destinados a ser, mayormente, para la contemplación de algunos pocos. Sólo para entendidos y expertos en la materia del objeto coleccionado y custodiado por los museos.
Artist Nicolás Iribarne Llano donates work to The Elephant Minds Foundation
This drawing of the gentle giant was the first surprise we received from Nico a few months ago. He’d told us to wait for yet another which arrived recently. What a surprise it was! The same piece is now a vibrant watercolour painted by the artist.
Nico lives and works in Corrientes, Argentina and is a Voluntary Member of The Elephant Minds Foundation. You will find more information about the artist here. Other works by the artist at El arte ligado a la naturaleza.






